Where did you sleep when you were growing up? Did you have a room or share one? What did it look like? Italy-based English photographer James Mollison says that for him, it would depend on the age. Thinking back to his earliest years in Kenya, where he was born, he remembers teddy bears. A few years later, it was all about mice. Then Duran Duran posters. And later, Army paraphernalia. Mollison is of the mind that a child's bedroom speaks volumes about his or her circumstances. And if you haven't seen the photos from his book Where Children Sleep yet, take a look and you will probably agree.

你小時候住在哪里呢？你有自己的房間嗎，還是和別人共處一室？你（們）的房間又是什么樣的呢？定居意大利的英國攝影師James Mollison說，對于他來講，不同年紀時候的情況各有不同。他出生于肯尼亞，并在那里度過了早些年的童年時光，他還記得那時候的泰迪熊玩具。幾年之后，充斥記憶的便成了老鼠，然后是杜蘭杜蘭（注：英國著名樂隊）的海報，再然后，是一些軍品。Mollison認為，一個孩子的臥室能反映出他/她的許多生活細節（或精神世界）。如果你沒有看過他的書《Where Children Sleep》里的照片的話，不妨看看下面，或許你會同意的。

Joey, 11, lives in Kentucky with his parents and older sister. He regularly accompanies his father on hunts. He owns two shotguns and a crossbow and got his first kill — a deer — at the age of 7. Hide caption Joey, 11, lives in Kentucky with his parents and older sister. He regularly accompanies his father on hunts. He owns two shotguns and a crossbow and got his first kill — a deer — at the age of 7. Previous Next James Mollison
Joey，11歲，和他的父母及姐姐住在肯塔基州（注：美國中東部一州）。他經常和他父親一起打獵，他擁有兩桿獵槍，一張弩，而他的第一個獵物是 -- 一只鹿 -- 在7歲的時候打的。

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