In contrast: photographer shoots naked girls in abandoned buildings
Categories: Design and Architecture | Photo project
By Pictolic https://www.pictolic.com/article/in-contrast-photographer-shoots-naked-girls-in-abandoned-buildings.htmlAs part of the All Is Not Lost photo series, photographer Jeremy Gibbs (working under the pseudonym Romany WG) creates unusual pictures: fearless girls, often completely naked, appear in all their glory in the interiors of abandoned buildings.
Choosing different locations all over Europe for filming, Jeremy works with models whose beauty looks both contrasting and harmonious together with all these forgotten factories, crumbling estates and dilapidated hospitals. According to Jeremy's idea, photos of beautiful women against the background of devastation should lead to thoughts about how beauty rebels against the destructive effects of time.
(15 photos in total)
Source: culturainquieta.com
"10 years ago I started photographing abandoned buildings, but soon it seemed to me that something was missing in my pictures. All these buildings looked creepy, there was no soul in them. So about five years ago I decided to put beautiful women in terrible interiors. At first I photographed ladies in clothes, but the dresses were too bulky and constricting, and I decided to take more pictures of naked women," Jeremy said.
Keywords: 18+ | Girls | Abandoned buildings | Abandoned places | Beauty | Beauties | Nude | Nudity | Devastation
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