“Colors speak all languages.”
– Joseph Addison
Perhaps it is my constant pursuit for simplicity that makes a tonal image so pleasing to my eye. It seems so simple and yet effective, removing all distractions. I am drawn to appreciating the various textures in the image and how they completement or contrast with the main subject. I am also slightly obsessed with colour theory and understanding the different emotions that colours evoke.
The images here do just that. The regal luscious purple and the smooth texture of the paint conveying luxury, the deep winter feeling of the blue jacket evoking a desire for the warm fried comfort food tucked away in the top pocket, the green and brown camouflage tones complimented by the structured chairs appear militant, you can feel the warmth of the camel coloured coat and the softness of the skirt, and the pure innocence of white starkly contrasting with the harshness of the work boots.
You can tell an entire story with just one colour.
Credits and Links:
French. French. Very French.
www.fannylatourlambert.com/
Photographer | San Francisco
www.kelseymcclellan.com
Studio Marcus Ohlsson Inc.
www.dandvmanagement.com
Los Angeles-based photographer and director.
www.stephaniegonot.com
Innovative Worldwide Photography.
www.kanjiishii.com
Sophie Daum is a fashion photographer based in Hamburg, Germany. Her main focus is menswear and men beauty, the most essential keystones of her work are realness and honesty.
“If you truly love Nature, you will find beauty everywhere.” – Vincent Van Gogh
When you think of post-production, you think of sitting in front of a computer, listening to a podcast while you wait for your files to transfer, or how sore your shoulders get from hunching over your desktop after a long day of retouching.
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