Ok, I don't take pictures with permission but this time i did, I don't want to disturb her from collecting the rain drop. She was totally isolated from the world it seems to me. Taken in the slum area of Shivajinagar, Bangalore...
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This is a good idea far removed from conventional children's toys but all part of the "play" ethic. The highlight on the (pump handle ?) is a bit obtrusive.
Where's the toy? For all we know this could be a starving dweller of Manila slums trying to get some clean water for his terminally ill sister. Nice shot overall, but out of subj.
High Impact photo. Lighting is very good.
Kids can spend all day playing with water. Subject matter very appropriate...children don't need a fancy toy to 'play'. In this case, water is the toy.
Great expression, lighting, orange bucket, green vine, wetness, even background wall texture. Pump handle on left is slightly annoying, wish the background were a little simpler. But it's wonderful.