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Indian children enjoy the view from their school. Photo 2a by Natuurpracht Kees Doornenbal

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Indian children enjoy the view from their school. Photo 2a by Natuurpracht Kees Doornenbal
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Natuurpracht Kees Doornenbal

Veenendaal, Netherlands

About ‘Indian children enjoy the view from their school. Photo 2a’ by Natuurpracht Kees Doornenbal

Children look curiously at the eye of the camera. This is their school in a mountain village in the Kalimpong district of northern India.
Nice that characteristic construction with corrugated iron sheets.
(In photo 2b you can see this photo again, but a crop)

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Photographer Martijn Doornenbal

Original created by Natuurpracht Kees Doornenbal.

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Natuurpracht Kees Doornenbal
Veenendaal, Netherlands

How beautiful nature is. I enjoy it enormously. Often you are surprised by what happens and what you see for example a young bird, tussling animals or a beautiful landscape.
I love walking and cycling, often together with my wife. And always the camera goes with me.
When I post my photos on Facebook, Instagram or my site https://WWW.NATUURPRACHT.NL I notice that people enjoy them. That's why I like to offer…

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