A Lamb Named Beauty shows the life of two twin sisters Kimberly and Gwendolyn. The series started in 2007, when the sisters were 10 years old. I tried to give a candid impression about how the twins take care of each other, and the many animals that are gathered around them. The twins seem to live in a domain all of their own, taking strength from their love from one another.
— An-Sofie Kesteleyn
FeatureA Lamb Named BeautyPortraits over seven years: Twin sisters, red heads, surrounded by animals and nature, love and beauty. View Images
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A Lamb Named Beauty
Portraits over seven years: Twin sisters, red heads, surrounded by animals and nature, love and beauty.
A Lamb Named Beauty
Portraits over seven years: Twin sisters, red heads, surrounded by animals and nature, love and beauty.
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