Charlotte Boeyden
Photographer
She had always loved photography, but it wasn’t until a few months ago, Charlotte Boeyden fell in love with taking pictures herself. Charlotte started by taking self portraits, that formed an emotional timeline of her life. Later on, she started working with models, but she never lost her emotional approach. Fragility is what she strives for, light her most important tool.
Charlotte Boeyden
Photographer
She had always loved photography, but it wasn’t until a few months ago, Charlotte Boeyden fell in love with taking pictures herself. Charlotte started by taking self portraits, that formed an emotional timeline of her life. Later on, she started working with models, but she never lost her emotional approach. Fragility is what she strives for, light her most important tool.
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