Photos | Childhood Wanderlust in the Face of Art
Taken during a summer excursion to the de Young Museum in 2023, this captivating moment captures a young boy wandering down a garden path, his curiosity piqued by the striking blue sculpture ahead. The lush environment of summer greenery and his innocent exploration of this urban oasis reminds us to see the magic within everyday moments.
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museum summer slide urban plant portrait footwear toy yard trail outdoors flagstone sidewalk hat walkway area tree slate road outdoor furniture sky shoe city bag land street bench grove tire path shrub nature playground grass backyard accessories arbour woodland play walking garden photography palm wesley lawn de young handbag park vegetation
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2023-07-22T13:35:35.699000-07:00
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