Leaping lad

June 15, 2011

Young Thai Boy In Oversized Shirt Walking Calmly - Bangkok, Thailand - Daily Travel Photos
Young Excited Thai Boy In Oversized Shirt Nearly Displays His Shameful Bits - Bangkok, Thailand - Daily Travel Photos
(Bangkok, Thailand)
f/5.6 ▪ 1/400s ▪ @50mm ▪ ISO200 ▪ Canon 5D ▪ Canon 50mm f/1.4

A young Thai boy goes from calm to excited, nearly displaying his shameful bits in the process.

Move your mouse over the image to see the boy transition from calm to excited. In fact, one of the frames that I captured showed the li'l guy's complete buttocks but because I try to keep this a family website, I refrained from posting that particular image.

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