Arab Boys Muslim Quarter Jerusalem "Old City" DSCN0270

Nice photo, Meir. I love the expressions on these boys - every one of them. That's no easy feat when photographing children. And they look very natural, not posed. Good job.

It's too bad that you had mistakenly underexposed with a -0.3 setting. But I see you use PhotoShop Elements 2. That offers a Quick Fix. Did you try that?

Cheers ~

Alberta

Very nice photo.

Well done.

They have the credit. I just hope for the best.  As for the -0.3EV, it is a passagway without a lot of light to begin with. The under exposure did not help. It was the first day I used the camera. The dials don't lock. Easy to knock one off and not know. I shot the whole day like that and discovered only when I was home. I set the contrast with Photoshop with the histogram adjustment. Is that the "Quick-Fix? If not I'd like to know. Thank you very much for the commenting and the encouragment.

Thank you very much.

I like the wide angle lens you used. Kids are the same, all over the world :-)

Harry

Yep, kids can have fun. The wide angle is a new camera. Thank you for commenting.

The joy of this boys is what catch my eyes here,I like grey tones too you did for this bw,compliments.

...very nice...

I can see the hope in there eyes. I want to say too much but I think ........

- ... Regards

They are just children. Those things are not on their mind.

Meir, this image is very well captured. I like the expression and pose of the boys, as well as the way the image has been composed around a table. Great portrait documentary as usual. regards D 

Beautiful happy faces :)!

Thank you for commenting.

Such different personalities caught on camera.  I have impressions of all of them, the one in back looks like the joker of the bunch, and the one on the front left seems so well groomed - makes me think of a North African culture.  There seems to be real companionship between them.