When I walked nearby Spuiplein
(Spui Square, in the centre of
The Hague, The Netherlands
) a few days ago, I noticed a bunch of huge pictures of little infants standing in a circle. When I looked closer to those pictures, I saw it were little children with Down Syndrome (
wiki).

This exhibition has been initiated after the release of a photo album called The Upside Of Down of photographer Eva Snoijink. It intended to let passengers enjoy the simplicity and beauty of the photographs and to give a more realistic view of Down Syndrome. It has to lead to more understanding and acceptance for children and people with Down Syndrome eventually.
Since I loved this idea, I blogged this post to give the rest of the world a glimpse of this exhibition.
Every picture has a few lines saying something about the child from the parents. At first this just looks very sweet, but I guess you can also see it as a way to stress the fact that even though they may look the same, children of Down Syndrome are really individuals with they're own unique identity.

You can enjoy these pictures on Spuiplein until August 10th.