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“别傻子似的直愣愣望着。”当卡罗尔·皮盖在马路上察觉行人脸上充满矛盾的表情时,她就没好气地这样大声呵斥。5年前,36岁的瑞士女摄影师莫尼卡·博伊雷尔第一次遇上这个坐在轮椅上的充满热情的侏儒,她也感到“迷人和震惊”。由此产生了牢固的友谊和非同一般的照片。这个35岁的女人说:“我是一个残疾人。我骨骼生长不全。这是一种由遗传决定的骨骼生长紊乱症,在出生以后骨骼没有固定位。这说不上是字面意义上的疾病。我不是重残。”有人问到她的寿命,卡罗尔说:“糟得很,我抽烟太多。”
“Do not stupidly stare straight at him.” When Carole Pico, on the road, noticed the contradictory expression on the pedestrian’s face, she lashed so uncomfortably. Five years ago, the 36-year-old Swiss female photographer Monica Boyle hit the wheel of passionate gnomes for the first time and she was “mesmerized and shocked.” As a result, strong friendships and unusual photos have been produced. The 35-year-old woman said: “I am a disabled person. My bones are undergrown. This is a genetically determined skeletal growth disorder with no fixed bones after birth.” This is not a literal disease. Not a heavy crumb. “Asked someone about her life, Carroll said:” I’m terrible, I smoke too much. "