Caption

A boy with cerebral palsy in a wheelchair and a girl with a tracheostomy share a joyful moment in a sunlit park. Their bond highlights friendship and inclusivity

Date

Jul 26, 2024

Credit line

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Addictive Stock

Reference

BRK26D83_437

Model release

Yes

Property release

Yes

License type

Royalty free

Available size

93.7Mb (31.2Mb) / 23.4in x 15.6in / 7008 x 4672 (300dpi)

Keywords

young help health mobility freedom together childhood child wheelchair joy satisfaction friend boy girl tree grass light gardens sunlight nature diversity play village mood togetherness female sunny light beam smile fun atmospheric disabled happy happiness connection physical disability life person strength content care caring solidarity support connect community accessible friendship growth luck motivate motivation exterior view one person jack happy about exploration instant physically disabled Inclusion sun-drenched disability assistance with each other kid wheel chair excitement lass park sunshine open air town atmosphere rays of light handicapped joyful connector Human being contented bonding municipality handicapped access motivational exterior pleased exploring moment tending sun-filled contentment place light ray differently abled cheerful People satisfied parish disabled friendly fortune outdoor shot excited flooded with sunlight spot merry barrier-free exterior photograph sunlit jolly outdoor photo 1 person glad handicapped accessible single person children wheelchairs friends boys girls trees grasses lights playing females light beams smiling happily connections physical disabilities persons supporting connecting communities friendships motivating exterior views jacks instants Inclusions caring for kids parks joyfully connectors human happyness light rays cheerfully outdoor shots exterior photographs outdoor photos sun lights plays smiles moody serene connexion connexions person with disabilities People with disabilities individual individuals supports connects motivates cares for care for handicap humans