摄影师劳拉·基尔古斯（Laura Kilgus）周四晚上带着她的展示画廊以正确的方式开启了唐氏综合症宣传月.
观看摄影师对唐氏综合症患儿的鼓舞人心的照片
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来自罗德岛普罗维登斯的这位29岁的女孩在她的侄子汤米四年前出生时患有遗传病后，对帮助唐氏综合症社区变得充满热情。她联系了罗德岛唐氏综合症协会（DSSRI），并一直在免费拍摄患有这种疾病的儿童。.
“这个画廊能够提升对该组织的认识，同时也展示了这些孩子的美丽，他们和其他孩子一样受到爱戴，”Kilgus告诉TODAY.com.
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她拍摄的许多家庭都表示支持，一些孩子看到他们的照片显示出来.
Kilgus喜欢强调季节的变化，因此她拍摄了当地公园的大部分照片，如戈达德公园或罗杰威廉姆斯植物园.
“我喜欢让孩子们掌控自己的元素，”基尔古斯说。 “捕获的最佳时刻是他们笑的时候，或者你可以说他们玩得很开心。”
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所有照片拍摄时间约为25分钟，她喜欢与父母合作创意。她最近与在这里展示的西莉亚的父母一起工作，想出一个庆祝她四岁生日的方法.
虽然有些家庭将这些照片变成了圣诞贺卡，但其他人却把它们炸成了可以在房子周围展示的照片.
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“家长们一直非常感谢我把孩子们当作真实的孩子，”基尔古斯说。 “在一天结束时，这对他们来说真的很重要。我希望他们能够永远珍惜这些照片。”
Kilgus计划接下来征服冬季拍摄照片，在那里她将抓住孩子们建造雪人或制作雪天使.
“希望这些照片会让人们对患有唐氏综合症的孩子有不同的看法，”基尔古斯说，“并表明这些只是普通的孩子，幸福是可能的。”
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As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, based on the content of the article, it appears to be written in Chinese. The article discusses the work of photographer Laura Kilgus, who has been taking photos of children with Down syndrome for free to raise awareness about the condition. Kilgus recently opened an exhibition of her work in a gallery, which was well-received by the community. The article also highlights the importance of portraying children with Down syndrome as normal and happy individuals, and Kilgus plans to continue her work in the winter by taking photos of children building snowmen and making snow angels. Overall, the article is a heartwarming tribute to Kilguss dedication to raising awareness about Down syndrome and celebrating the beauty of all children.
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, based on the content of the article, it appears to be written in Chinese. The article discusses the work of photographer Laura Kilgus, who has been taking photos of children with Down syndrome for free to raise awareness about the condition. Kilgus recently opened an exhibition of her work in a gallery, which was well-received by the community. The article also highlights the importance of portraying children with Down syndrome as normal and happy individuals, and Kilgus plans to continue her work in the winter by taking photos of children building snowmen and making snow angels. Overall, the article is a heartwarming tribute to Kilgus and her efforts to promote understanding and acceptance of Down syndrome.