I made sure to get a picture of a kid in every part of Argentina that I traveled to. Many broke stereotypes and others made my time more enjoyable. Enjoy!
CORDOBA-
This is by far one of my favorite pics, caught him right in heat of the battle. Kids: say no to cigarettes. 🙂
BUENOS AIRES:
A young kid playing soccer in a park which is dedicated to the none other, Maradona. It amazes me how they revere a soccer player as high as previous Presidents. It shows the priority of the people.
ROSARIO
From the 3rd largest city in Argentina, Rosario, comes the street performer. As soon as she realized that was trying to take a picture of her she started going nuts! Adorable girl.
PUERTO IGUAZU-
This little hails from Puerto Iguazu, Argentina. If you notice how afraid she was of me taking the picture, look at how she was pitching her mom’s arm on the bottom right. (I had to get the picture)
EL TIGRE-
On the train back from Tigre, Argentina I ran into this gorgeous young lady. Extremely sweet, the train ride was only 1 hour but she did manage to make me 5 drawings in that time frame.
TILCARA-
This little man was a class act, as soon as he noticed that I was trying to take a picture of him he started making funny faces and smashing his face against the glass. He also tried to bring me a Sprite I didn’t want it but had to pay for it anyway.. lol
TILCARA2-
It really amazes me the difference in features that the kids have throughout the country. This would not be your typical idea of a kid from Argentina, I definitely broke a lot of stereotypes when I arrived to this part of Argentina.
SALTA-
This kid was the devil… seriously.
SALTA 2-
BARILOCHE-
As you can tell she is a chocolate lover 🙂
UNKNOWN-
This gorgeous little girl I found on the flight to Paraguay. Extremely curious and playful she kept asking me why I had long hair and that boys should have short not long hair. lol
lovely photos — love pics of kids (no weird jokes, please) and these are really good
Hey Michael thanks for the comment, I thought it would be nice to see the different aspect of the people. I thought kids would be the best way to represent that.
Hey Michael thanks for the comment, I thought it would be nice to see the different aspect of the people. I thought kids would be the best way to represent that.
Loved Shirley Temple!
She was one of my favs too! lol
Very nice pics, I also try to take pics of kids when I travel too, they are always great photo subjects and a great sample of population you meet when you travel. It is interesting to see the different ethnicity! I find the last one reeeeally cute with her big round eyes!