Remembering Childhood

by Richard Vanek
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Getting older and older I become kind of afraid that I will lose all those memories from my childhood. As an adult I am more and more involved in the every day routine of things. Based on that, I feel that what happened to my father will happen to me. That I will forget how I was, what I saw and felt when I was a child.

That was a primary reason to start this project. To create images which will help not only me but also other adults to remember how they looked at the world when they were small.

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Comments:

  1. Miya on Fri 23rd Jul, 2010 at 21:45:

    so great, i love the photos where the kids look out of the windows

  2. JS Photography on Mon 26th Jul, 2010 at 23:00:

    Very soulful! I love the bw in this serie.

  3. Serg on Wed 22nd Sep, 2010 at 17:32:

    The “to the hill” does not get any credit. It does not need any. It is free of any praise. Any analytical idea about this picture is simply falling apart in very first attempt of being formulated.

  4. richo on Wed 22nd Sep, 2010 at 17:36:

    Serge, attempt was recreate view of a child following the parent.
    Thank you for your opinion I value that very much, it is not very often to receive original view.

  5. Iva Dimitrova on Wed 19th Jan, 2011 at 21:52:

    My favorite is “Kid’s Evening”. I can just imagine the kids running around on the playground below, just as one is about to emerge at the top of the stairs on the slide.

    And I think it’s cool that the slide seems so gigantic. I remember how scared I was to go down the slide. Still am in fact :)

    It’s a really great collection, and I’m hope it does help you remember your childhood, as you wished.

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