The Farmer’s Daughter

Photographed on a family farm in rural Wales, this series traces a childhood shaped by care, responsibility, and belonging — moments of connection unfolding within the rhythms of farm life.

Girl kissing a newborn lamb on a family farm in Mid Wales, photographed in black and white.

A farmer’s daughter kisses a newborn lamb — an instinctive gesture of care shaped by land, family, and continuity.

Young girl gently holding a lamb, her face visible and relaxed, showing tenderness and trust.

Held close — a girl cradles a lamb, her face open and calm. The bond is visible, unforced. A quiet continuation.

Girl sitting beneath a tree holding a lamb in her arms, both resting quietly.

Under the tree, she holds the lamb close. Shelter without walls. Stillness before movement.

Sheepdog watching lambs resting on straw in a fenced field.

Lambs rest on the earth as the dog watches. Instinct and inheritance at work. The farm breathes.

Lamb and sheepdog facing each other at ground level.

Face to face. Curiosity meets caution. Trust begins here.

Child’s hands gently holding a lamb’s face in close-up.

Her hands steady the lamb’s face. Touch as reassurance. Learning care through contact.

Lamb lying calmly between a child’s legs on grass.

The lamb rests between her legs. Grounded. Unafraid.

Girl sitting on the ground facing a lamb, both still and attentive.

They pause together. Listening without words. Mutual recognition.

Girl holding a lamb securely in her arms outdoors.

She lifts the lamb with ease. Familiar weight. Care without effort.

Girl running after lambs across a wooded field in spring.

She runs as the lambs scatter. Movement returns. Life continues beyond the frame.