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Bhutan, Paro, Paro Dzong, three boys (6-12) standing on covered bridge
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Bhutan, Paro, Paro Dzong, three boys (6-12) standing on covered bridge
This bridge crosses the Paro River, Apr 2004
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Art Wolfe
Media ID 12232516
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10 11 Years 12 13 Years 6 7 Years 8 9 Years Arms Raised Bridge Man Made Structure Children Only Connection Diminishing Perspective Distant Doorway Group Of People Human Arm Human Limb Limb Mid Distance Mysterious Only Boys Part Of A Series Silhouette The Way Forward Three People Human Body Part Paro Passageway
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In this print by Art Wolfe, we are transported to the enchanting land of Bhutan. The image showcases the iconic Paro Dzong, a magnificent fortress-monastery that stands proudly against the backdrop of lush greenery and snow-capped mountains. However, it is not just the architectural beauty that steals our attention; it is the presence of three young boys standing on a covered bridge. These boys, aged between 6 to 12 years old, create an air of mystery as they stand together in a group. Their silhouettes against the vibrant colors of their surroundings add an element of intrigue and connection to this scene. With arms raised and faces hidden in shadows, they seem like guardians or explorers embarking on a secret mission through this passageway. The composition emphasizes diminishing perspective as we follow their journey forward into the unknown. This bridge becomes more than just a man-made structure; it symbolizes possibilities and new beginnings for these adventurous souls. As part of a series capturing moments from everyday life in Bhutan, this photograph invites us to contemplate the essence of childhood innocence and curiosity within this remote Himalayan kingdom. It reminds us that even amidst distant lands and unfamiliar cultures, human connections remain universal. With its vertical frame capturing full-length figures against breathtaking scenery, Art Wolfe's skillful photography transports us into another world where bridges become gateways to adventure and imagination knows no bounds.
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