I Was Taking A Picture Of A Puddle In Toronto Until I Was Approched By Two Different Strangers And This Happened…

I Was Taking A Picture Of A Puddle In Toronto Until I Was Approched By Two Different Strangers And This Happened…
ФОТО: boredpanda.com

There is no doubt I love taking pictures of the parallel worlds of puddles as you can see in my instagram @guigurui and previous bored panda posts. Normally, I always get stares of people whom I assume are thinking "what is this guy doing with his phone so close the to the water".

However, this is the first time where I was approached and asked "What are you doing?"

I am always excited to share my pictures with people so I showed him the picture I took and he was amazed. .

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2017-3-15 19:46

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