At the age of 13, I was traveling all over Denmark, to photograph horses with their humans. Of course, it was because of my own love for horses, that I combined this with taking photos. I myself have never spent much time in the saddle.
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I barely remember my dad. My twin sister and I were only 6 years old when we lost him. He was killed. I was too young to understand back then, still have a memory in my head of him laying in the grave, with his eyes closed. boredpanda.com »
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“The other half”. I’ve been blessed to be born with a twin sister by my side just 15 minutes apart. Since early childhood we were together exploring the world around us and made our first steps side by side holding hands. boredpanda.com »
2018-03-20 21:09
“The other half”. I’ve been blessed to be born with a twin sister by my side just 15 minutes apart. Since early childhood we were together exploring the world around us and made our first steps side by side holding hands. boredpanda.com »
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