Dmitri Pryahin Captures Raw Inner Monologues in Unusual Expressions

When we photograph people, the goal is often to depict them at their best in their most flattering angles and most graceful expressions. Only in street photography and documentary projects do we often aim to capture our subjects as candidly or straightforwardly as possible.

But for Russian photographer Dmitri Pryahin, capturing the rawness of someone's innermost thoughts and expressions is an even more fascinating way to photograph people. This perspective has lead to the most unusual results and unsettling visual narratives -- marked by the grotesque expressions and movements -- that we'll find in his collection. .

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2018-8-27 16:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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