MODERN SIMPLICITY: A STUDY IN FASHION PORTRAITURE
This series explores minimalism in fashion photography, focusing on simple lines, balanced compositions, and the play of light and shadow. Shot in a controlled studio and using a mix of black-and-white and natural tones, the series highlights understated sophistication, celebrating fashion in its purest form.
Cut Through
This series explores the construction of presence through minimal movement, defined light, and a sharp visual frame. I used high-contrast black-and-white to strip away distraction and focus on posture, emotion, and tension within form. Rather than dramatizing emotion, I wanted to create a sculptural stillness—a sense of power that emerges not from expression, but from clarity and control.
Veiled in Light
This portrait series explores how light affects the subject's emotional presence. I used different lighting directions, color temperatures, and framing to shape subtle shifts in mood. The subject stays still and neutral throughout the images. The variations come entirely from the light, which either softens or sharpens his presence. The goal was to observe how visibility, tone, and contrast influence how we read a person in a photograph.
Sculpted Softness
This portrait series focuses on contrasting softness and structure. I worked with minimal movements, precise hand gestures, and sculptural compositions to create a sense of control while maintaining emotional subtlety. The lighting is soft but directional, enhancing facial features and silhouette without overpowering the subject. Each frame balances strength and vulnerability through body tension and calm expression. The goal was emphasizing how presence can be both sharp and gentle at the same time.
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