Silvia Maria Monterde Diaz's 'War' Captures Kids Playing
Marissa Brassfield — August 23, 2009 — Art & Design
References: filmotech & behance.net
War is necessarily a tough subject to tackle, but Silvia Maria Monterde Diaz’s ‘War’ takes on soldiers of the pint-sized set. Her photography captures children playing in and around a playhouse that, on this day, has been turned into a fort.
There’s something innately soothing about watching children at play. It’s as if at that moment, we’re transported back in time to the innocence of our own youth. Check out more images of Silvia Maria Monterde Diaz’s ‘War’ above.
There’s something innately soothing about watching children at play. It’s as if at that moment, we’re transported back in time to the innocence of our own youth. Check out more images of Silvia Maria Monterde Diaz’s ‘War’ above.
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