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This talented boy with Down's Syndrome takes nature and sees what others do not notice ...
Unlike the countries of the former Soviet Union, the West Down syndrome is not considered a sentence and in any case does not make these people outcasts of society. Proof - 18-year-old wildlife photographer with Down syndrome, Oliver Hellouel. Man lives a normal life of 18-year-old boys and downright delirious photo. Due to the unique view of the surrounding reality, we guys get great shots. Sunny Boy posted on Facebook, even some portfolios, where shares his work with Internet users. Oliver dreams of becoming a professional photographer.
Mother Wendy Oliver O'Carroll believes that the ailment, her son can see what we often do not notice you.
The fact that the guy pays special attention to seemingly small details that would later play an important role in the integrity of the composition.
Oliver for a walk with his mother and sister.
Mom strongly supports his son's fascination with and admiration for them: «I sincerely hope that, in spite of congenital disease, Oliver waits a huge success. He notes the important details that are not always pay attention to other photographers. That is to say, his zest ». I>
Oliver Hellouel stepfather, who instilled in him a love of photography.
The boy even think about in order to create their own book, which would be collected all of his work.
Wendy said her son with wildlife, so to speak, "you." He even manages to find a common language with the birds. It helps young talent to do amazing pictures. B>
Photo for Oliver - a kind of a breath of freedom. In this field it can not be afraid to be yourself and do what he pleases, without any help. B>
In 2012, Oliver even organized his first photo exhibition. Admittedly, his works are in great demand. B>
Wendy believes that Oliver will be an example for all children with Down's syndrome, as well as for their parents, who have despaired and gave up.
This guy is brilliant! While you and then complain about life and waiting until happiness will arrive to you on the wings, he even in such arduous circumstances, what he likes and enjoys life. Now Arise and loans that you really like! Share this striking example of great strength of spirit with your friends.
www.facebook.com/OliverHellowellPhotographer
Mother Wendy Oliver O'Carroll believes that the ailment, her son can see what we often do not notice you.
The fact that the guy pays special attention to seemingly small details that would later play an important role in the integrity of the composition.
Oliver for a walk with his mother and sister.
Mom strongly supports his son's fascination with and admiration for them: «I sincerely hope that, in spite of congenital disease, Oliver waits a huge success. He notes the important details that are not always pay attention to other photographers. That is to say, his zest ». I>
Oliver Hellouel stepfather, who instilled in him a love of photography.
The boy even think about in order to create their own book, which would be collected all of his work.
Wendy said her son with wildlife, so to speak, "you." He even manages to find a common language with the birds. It helps young talent to do amazing pictures. B>
Photo for Oliver - a kind of a breath of freedom. In this field it can not be afraid to be yourself and do what he pleases, without any help. B>
In 2012, Oliver even organized his first photo exhibition. Admittedly, his works are in great demand. B>
Wendy believes that Oliver will be an example for all children with Down's syndrome, as well as for their parents, who have despaired and gave up.
This guy is brilliant! While you and then complain about life and waiting until happiness will arrive to you on the wings, he even in such arduous circumstances, what he likes and enjoys life. Now Arise and loans that you really like! Share this striking example of great strength of spirit with your friends.
www.facebook.com/OliverHellowellPhotographer
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