Tina Schell is the host of Lens Artist Photo Challenge No. 205. Her challenge is to come up with photos for the theme “The eyes Have It”.
Here are a few photos from past travels that I think fit the challenge. Long-time followers may remember these photos because they have appeared in other posts.
Children have honest eyes. Their eyes are excellent indicators of what they are thinking and feeling.
These kids were having a great time swimming at a waterfall in Soi Yok National Park in Thailand. Their eyes express joy and curiosity about a stranger.
It is harder to tell what animals are thinking. The eyes of this cub seem to say “why do you strange creatures just sit and stare and ever get out and play?” Or maybe this is his hungry look.

There’s not much mystery here. At the Forbidden City in Beijing this youngster had been put in timeout by his parents for some unknown infraction. He was not a happy camper. If looks could kill!
You should see Tina’s excellent interpretation of her challenge here.
I hope you enjoyed my version of The Eyes Have It. Thanks for taking a look see.
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Greetings!
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Please sir
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the picture at the Forbidden is a really great shot John!
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Thanks , Andy. It was a lucky shot.
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The last photo is haunting and intriguing, especially if viewed out of context.
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I wonder if China’s one child policy created a lot of spoiled kids when it was in effect.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if this was the case.
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Really good pictures for the challenge John and the eyes don’t lie that’s for sure! I wouldn’t necessarily trust the cubs eyes…. the mama is probs right around the bend. 💖💖😘
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The mama and other lions were right there. Lions probably think we are very strange animals.
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Excellent post and pictures. Happy 4th.
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Thanks! Happy 4th to you! 🎇🧨🎆
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Ah, I like your photos John … my grandmother used to say that your eyes can tell exactly what’s going on in your mind. And that’s the case with your photos (well, I’m not sure about the cub … but we can only guess) 😉.
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The cub’s thoughts are problematic. Lions see people up close all the time. I wonder what they think of us.
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Great photos for the theme – I especially like the one of the three children at the waterfall!
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I like that one too. Their smiles were so genuine.
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Yes, that comes across in your photo 🙂
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People pictures are not my forte; so if one turns out well, all credit goes to the subject.😄
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Not completely – you compose and press the shutter!
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True. I can take credit for that.🙂
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Great photos. You make a great point about children having honest eyes. I did chuckle at the context behind the final photo too, definitely looks like you’re about to face the wrath of an unhappy child!
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I think you are right. I didn’t stick around to see how the story ended.
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