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Thank you to Karsten Thormaehlen
‘Happy at 100′ by Karsten Thormaehlen
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Such beautiful photographs. Shows that beauty is not about age but a life well lived.
The eyes!! To have seen what they must have seen…
Beautiful people, I can see their soul in their eyes, in a society whereby we glamorize youth and sex, I wish we had better appreciation for the elderly, after all they were here before we were. Please respect and help support people that were here before us.
Simply fabulous and joyful.
Fantastic photos made even more beautiful by the great styling.
Beautiful pictures, wonderful person shown age
Some seriously cheeky twinkles there, how amazing it would be to spend a day chatting with them
Wonderful photos! They reminded me of one of my all-time favorite movies – A Century of Living. It was an HBO documentary made about a decade ago. It’s men and women, all at least 100, whose lives spanned the 20th century, talking about their lives and what they witnessed. Absolutely amazing. Hard to find but I managed to track down a copy to buy this year.
LIZ!!!!!! I am looking to buy this documentary. I was beginning to think I was the only one who had ever seen it. I want to buy a copy of this documentary-PALEASE. LOL. The only copy I’ve been meaning to find is $100.00. Can you tell me where you got yours? I work with homeless and disabled Veterans and I want to show them this documentary as a means for support and encouragement. Some of the things discussed in this movie are astounding and done so with compassion and wisdom. I think it would be so uplifting to some of the Veterans in Recovery. Can you help me please?