Getting In Touch With Van Gogh

This little one was sooooooooooooooooooo bored at the Van Gogh Alive experience. She gathered her baby brother's toys, parents' belongings and other bits and bobs and arranged them in a neat line over the course of 20 minutes after I took this shot.

[Swillin' Billy Flynn]

I have no idea what's going on in this shot....... but I like it.
Have you been away with the fairies?........ They always know how to have a good time :)

[Anne]

Clever processing Jackie

[JackieR]

@365anne I just took a photo of her on the floor with an image on it! I just cropped a bit!!
@swillinbillyflynn thank you. I've adapted my narrative Billy to explain where this was taken!!

[Susan Wakely]

It took me awhile to workout that there was a child. Great entertainment for her.

[Peter]

Well spotted and captured Jackie:)

[haskar]

Children can do many things at once. She was definitely listening and having fun at the same time. Lovely shot.

[Casablanca]

Love her!

[Dawn]

Nice spotting

[Cazzi]

Gosh she could almost be part of the painting.

[Babs]

Well spotted, looks as though she is part of the painting.

[katy]

She blends well into the art! That makes this almost an immersive experience for her, even if she were bored

[Shutterbug]

The child looks like a little fairy in a beautiful garden.

[Kathy A]

On my phone I thought this was a bee on the flowers 🤣

[Brian]

Wow!

[Kathy]

What a fabulous candid capture.

[JackieR]

@randystreat @briaan @kjarn @shutterbug49 @grammyn @onewing @serendypyty @Dawn @casablanca @haskar @pcoulson @wakelys

She was a real cutee, well behaved and very orderly with aligning her artifacts.

Thank you all for your lovely comments, sorry I confused many of you!

[Stephomy]

Early childhood educators always get excited when a kid figures out how to put their toys into rows. It's a sign of mental development.