Suddenly, my eyes (and camera) were attracted to the young woman, wanting to leave a trace of her baby having been there. As the baby did not really want to do it, finally, she did.
After, when she turned to enter the museum, I asked if I can take a photo of them and she posed, happy and proud of her child.

Inside, I met them again, at least twice. She let the baby crawl a bit alone, and he or she crawled into my photo as I was taking this - and made it so much more interesting!

But the shadows contribute to it too, I think. Yes, in my group Afterclass it is the shadows and reflections month, so I look more around thinking of them, finding them again and again.
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