The end of childhood is when things cease to astonish us. When the world seems familiar, when one has got used to existence, one has become an adult.
~Eugene Ionesco
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Third eye view 
Indeed : ) Beautyfull children.
What a beautiful capture and thought to go with it! 🙂
Excellent post! I especially like the thought behind the post. Thanks a lot for sharing.
My pleasure!
Great thought. I found that, when I got back into photography, just how many things there were out there that I had been missing.
True. We miss on so many small yet beautiful things in daily routine. Have a great day!
So true!
Hmmm, life would be dismal if this were true…I am astonished every day with this wonderful world.
You are truly gifted!
Wonderful shot and perfect quote. It makes me think of seeing our niece walking out in the summer rain for the first time-and her utter delight at the experience.
It must have been wonderful moment watching your niece walking in rain for the first time 🙂
This is so true! Working with children, I see the openness that they have for the world around them. We need to keep that throughout our adulthood….there is so much out there to see! 🙂
True!
The unique quality of kids is that they see everything as if they are seeing for the first time which makes all the difference 🙂
well said 🙂
Thank you Astha!
I agree 🙂
Hoping you’ll stop by my blog some time..
Good to know from your blog that you love travelling and have been to Yercud. Do you have the picture of hairpin bend at yercud? I would love to see that. I was recently planning to visit Yercud but ultimately decided to go to Wayanad in Kerala.
In fact I love travelling and can look for your advice on places you have visited.
I keep going to Yercaud so will share a picture of the hairpin bend next time 🙂
Would be very happy to share tips on places I have traveled to 🙂
Yercud must be special since you go there frequently.
Looking forward to your next trip pictures to Yercud 🙂