Showing posts with label Niño. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Niño. Show all posts

Sunday

Angel


At the peak of park I came across this little angel, he has Down syndrome one of the most common congenital conditions caused by having an extra chromosome, 47 instead of 46 (I'm not an expert in genetics but the regular even number is because half of them are provided by the mother and the other by the father), having one more chromosome gives them special characteristics, like superheroes.

He was visiting the place with his family and when he saw me taking photos of the waterfall he approached and touched my shoulder, then I turned around and when I saw him I asked: "would you like me to take your photo?" He replied "yes" and he immediately got on the side of the fence with the waterfall in the background, so all I had to do was focus.

There is more help and information about the Down syndrome available today, if you know someone special that requires attention try to guide them to appropriate centers and therapy, proper education always improves the life of any human being. In Chihuahua there is the Down Institute, the Down Syndrome Coalition of El Paso or the National Down Syndrome Society across the US and the European Down Syndrome Association for specifics of any country in Europe. ■

Friday

Artisan | Artesano


[English]  I ran into this little boy while at a local street, he accompanies his mother and together they sell beautiful handmade earrings and bracelets which they display on a table by the street, they are of all kind of shapes and colors. Try to stop by someday, you will like their antisanry.

I just love the way he smiled and the innocence reflected by his eyes; I could not resist taking this portrait of him and I knew since I saw his image on the camera that it was going to be the first of this series. ■

 
[Español]  Coincidí con este pequeño mientras estaba en una calle local, el acompaña a su madre y juntos venden hermosos aretes y pulseras hechas a mano que muestran sobre una mesa en la calle, tienen toda clase de formas y colores. Traten de llegar un día, les gustarán sus artesanías.

Me encantó la forma en que sonreía y la inocencia que reflejaban sus ojos; no pude resistir tomar este retrato de él y supe desde el momento en que ví su imágen en la cámara que esta sería la primera de esta serie. ■