Hello to the black-and-white community and the admins and officials of this popular and special audience forum. I am naseshahedi a photographer with over 30 years of experience, and besides photography, I am passionate about tourism and nature exploration. For today's post, I have considered photos of a little boy.
On one of the days we went out of town for fun, everyone was busy preparing lunch. Little Arya was playing and seemed to be tired and drowsy.
I focused all my attention on him and turned on my camera to capture every moment of his face.
In this photo I took at first, he realized that I was pointing the camera at him and was looking at me and laughing.
After that, I stood still so that his expressions would be a bit natural and he wouldn't be distracted by me.
It was obvious that he was tired of playing and wanted to sleep. His face was completely absorbed.
In some cases, his face clearly looked tired and he appeared to be in a grumbling state.
He was holding a small object in his hand, and apparently he did not want to let it go.
Every once in a while, with the noise around him where everyone was bustling, he became more distracted and his gaze became sharper.
And in this way, he looked around calmly and enjoyed the natural beauties.😁
When I took photos from different angles like this, I noticed the angle of his face and cheeks, and how in one of the angles his face appears more chubby.
In the end, I took pictures of all this joy with my camera and greatly enjoyed capturing the face of this little boy. Perhaps one of the reasons I kept taking pictures is that my profession is photography.
I am very happy that I was able to share the challenge of taking photos of the little gentleman with you here, and I would love to know your opinions about these shots.
I take great pride in seeing your art and experiences in your daily life here in a black-and-white world, and I am happy to be among artist friends like you.
These photos represent today's post and the 
I hope you have good days ahead and we say goodbye until the next photography session.
