Légende

Heartwarming image of Spanish Cameroonian siblings outdoors, one in a wheelchair with cerebral palsy. Their mixed-race heritage adds a rich layer to their joyful bond

Date

11 oct. 2024

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Addictive Stock

Notre référence

BRK26C15_308

Model release

Oui

Property release

Non

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

52.6Mo (3.9Mo) / 44.5cm x 29.6cm / 5250 x 3500 (300dpi)

Mots clés

red heat warm headphone breeding mobility together wheelchair joy embrace love friend community man brother family tree leaf plant gardens nature picture diversity side view Spanish male culture autumn autumnal smile cultural disabled happy happiness connection physical disability life harmony nurture person rich strength caring support connect confraternity friendship Cameroonian heritage ethnic exterior view Three People happy about sibling bond physically disabled Inclusion unity outdoors disability red coloured warmth earphone with each other wheel chair excitement hug affection guy park open air image sideview fall handicapped joyful connector Human being wealthy brotherhood ethnical exterior 3 people pleased outside lateral view differently abled cheerful People affluent ethnicity outdoor shot excited merry exterior photograph jolly outdoor photo glad headphones breedings wheelchairs embracing friends communities men brothers families trees leaves plants pictures loving side views males cultures Autumnally smiling happily connections physical disabilities nurturing persons richly supporting connecting confraternities friendships heritages exterior views siblings bonds Inclusions earphones hugging guys parks images joyfully connectors human brotherhoods cheerfully outdoor shots exterior photographs outdoor photos earbud earbuds embraces embraced men's man's brother's the brothers loves Autumn Season fall season smiles serene connexion connexions person with disabilities People with disabilities nurtures individual individuals supports connects three persons outdoor out open sky hugs handicap humans