A picture is worth a thousand words

A picture is worth a thousand words

A picture is worth a thousand words- meaning a picture can often get a message across much better than the best verbal description. Ok how about this picture of Yousef Imran. What message/s this picture wants to tell us. One could be this boy is a happy go lucky boy. Maybe what he is trying to impart is that 'don't worry be happy'.Or possibly he wants to say good bye to someone dearer to him by waving his hands saying "see you next time in future".
And we can also say this boy is a smiling boy, and whoever be friendly to him he will give a beautiful smile, exhibiting his teeth. 
Of course he is seating on the white chair, wearing dark blue shit with white collar and red stripe in the middle. And he is not in a restaurant. Then where? I myself try to do my best by looking at the picture carefully with a fresh pair of my eyes. Now my eyes tell my brain that this smiling boy is in a clothings shop.

A picture is worth a thousand words

Again a picture of the same boy. See the mood? Look at carefully. He is so serious. Why? What is your readings. My best guess is that he is the best child actor the world ever produced. Whatever mood you ask him to do he will strike it perfectly. That's mine. How about you. I mean what sort of message this picture wants to tell you. 

A picture is worth a thousand words

This is Ahmad Naqib. We address him as Naqib or Akib or Syader-syader. He is a cousin of Yousef the first two photos above. He is youger than Yousef. So I have already given a brief info about Naqib. Now by looking at the picture it is worth of thousand words.

Somebody is holding him standing in a car. He is looking straight to the front without a frontier as far  as his eyes can reach. He is also so serious pondering something beyond our imaginations. But we must tell him that the world is in his safe hand. Not to worry as Yousef said "Don't worry, be happy".

A picture is worth a thousand words

Again another posing of Naqib but slightly different from the former. I guess the only similarity is the seriousness. Both pictures posed a serious looking Naqib. He is 'deep' in thinking something . It could be about the future of his generation. Will it be safe? Clean without pollution. No wars. Enough food for everybody. Decent accommodation for alls. No bullying tactics by certain leaders of certain countries. And will he be living happily because he has spent much time pondering the future.  

Clearly between the two boys as pictured above the message is that they have their own characters.