Photos | Childhood's Quirky Charm in Japan Town, Skyela
In the cozy corners of Japan Town, Skyela, a cherubic young boy turns daily objects into his playground. Sporting a pacifier atop his head and engaging with a blend of electronics, furniture, and sports equipment, he embodies the playful exploration of youth. Captured on 22nd December 2023, this portrait becomes a perfect merger of innocence, tech exploration, and heartwarming surrealism.
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64000
metering mode
5
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f/3.2
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24mm
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Canon
camera model
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(5.60%)
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pleasant post processing
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(35.62%)
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