Children from around the world with their prized possessions

[Tatiana]

A friend of mine had this posted on her FB timeline and I found it very very interesting. I have to agree with her assement of "A fascinating look at cultures and socioeconomics via a stunning photo essay."

http://www.featureshoot.com/2013/03/photos-of-children-from-around-the-world-with-their-most-prized-possessions/

[amy spada]

Interesting... I also have to agree with her assessment. A great idea that could be used for all sorts of studies.

[Emma]

I thought this was interesting - great to capture moments in time like that. Thanks for sharing!

[Dandolo]

@dubioushausfrau That is one I would like to have a closer look at. Thanks for the link. There is another very good one that was published about 2010 which you have probably all seen by James Mollison http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/where-children-sleep

[Mek]

[Frank Hymus]

A great set of images. It makes me a little sad that some children in some places have so much, and others have little or nothing. It would be interesting if the child were asked for the most favorite thing. One thing.

[lindseyingphoto]

This is fascinating to me. Thank you for posting.

[Stacy]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing that! I just want to snatch some of those kids up and bring them home with me and give them the world...

[Teresa (pocketmouse)]

Amazing piece... thank you for sharing :)

[hueymilunz]

just read the article... very interesting!

[Rishi Cremz]

Wow, thanks for sharing. What a stunning project.

[Caroline]

Great post thank you. Plenty of food for thought here from a school teacher's point of view.

[Paula]

Thank you for sharing!

[leigh h]

Agreed, fascinating and enlightening. Makes me so thankful for all I have and what I can give to my daughter.