An old photo _ a photo in memory 600 words.

On the photo wall of my home, I cherish an old photo of my childhood. Every time I see this old photo, I can think of the scene at that time.

This photo was taken by my mother when I was six years old. At that time, I was wearing a loose short-sleeved shirt, with a slightly stiff smile on my face and a tambourine in my hand. Behind me was a small pink house. I remember that day, we went to take pictures after breakfast. On the way there, my mood was a little complicated, a little shy, and some expectations. When I arrived, I was a little scared. When I was waiting in line, my mother told me not to be nervous, to smile beautifully, but not to show my teeth, otherwise it would be too ugly. I was very excited and curious when it was time to take my picture. As soon as I entered the set, I ran around, touching clothes and props. My mother keeps telling me not to run around, but I just won't listen. I didn't go back with my mother until the photographer called me over.

During the filming, when I took the first photo, I changed my clothes and stood there, looking at the dark camera, feeling bottomless. I suddenly felt a little scared. The photographer noticed and told me, "Don't be afraid, son, relax." I slowly relaxed, but the photographer asked me to pose for a while, and then asked me to pose that way. My mother is also talking about it, which makes me feel a little annoyed. I'm a little tired after a few injections. During the break, I found a big red tambourine with two bells on it. So I picked it up and patted it. Who knows, the photographer suddenly had a brainwave and asked me to take a picture with a tambourine. Although I was tired from filming, I still showed a stiff smile. In this way, the photographer captured this photo. Now that I think about it, I really miss the feeling of taking pictures when I was a child.

Everyone has his own treasured photos, and each photo has a unique story. I will take good care of this childhood photo.

Author: Li

Instructors: Ren Ping, Rola Chen and Liu Mihan.

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