Wednesday, January 14, 2015

The Age Of Happiness

For the past two years Russian photojournalist Vladimir Yakovlev travelled around the world, searching for people who have discovered new found hobbies and pleasure in their older age. 

With the series The Age Of Happiness, Yakovlev hopes to change the usual perception of life after retirement and promote positive ageing. 

On his travels he met some extraordinary characters over 60-year-old - some very close to the 100 milestone - who enjoy each day and inspire others to make their lives equally fulfilling. For the past two years Russian photojournalist Vladimir Yakovlev travelled around the world, searching for people who have discovered new found hobbies and pleasure in their older age. With the series The Age Of Happiness, Yakovlev hopes to change the usual perception of life after retirement and promote positive ageing. On his travels he met some extraordinary characters over 60-year-old - some very close to the 100 milestone -   who enjoy each day and inspire others to make their lives equally fulfilling.For the past two years Russian photojournalist Vladimir Yakovlev travelled around the world, searching for people who have discovered new found hobbies and pleasure in their older age. With the series The Age Of Happiness, Yakovlev hopes to change the usual perception of life after retirement and promote positive ageing. On his travels he met some extraordinary characters over 60-year-old - some very close to the 100 milestone -   who enjoy each day and inspire others to make their lives equally fulfilling. Ruth decided to become a club DJ when she turned 68.

  For the past two years Russian photojournalist Vladimir Yakovlev travelled around the world, searching for people who have discovered new found hobbies and pleasure in their older age. With the series The Age Of Happiness, Yakovlev hopes to change the usual perception of life after retirement and promote positive ageing. On his travels he met some extraordinary characters over 60-year-old - some very close to the 100 milestone -   who enjoy each day and inspire others to make their lives equally fulfilling.
At 92, John Lowe's favourite thing to do is perform ballet. What makes his story even more inspiring is that he only started when he was 80-years-old.   
John says that he dreamed about dancing his entire life. To stay in shape, he rehearses at the theatre three times a week and practices alone at home every day. Sometimes, to get his mind off of his ballet training, he roller blades.

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