Michelle Groskopf’s Street Photographs Use Flash to Tell a Story

Photographer Michelle Groskonpf is a fine art street photographer that shoots in a style and subject matter that you don't really see anywhere else. The LA based artist says that she used to be a "creeper" but these days finds happiness in the small moments of intimacy.

That's very evident by her Instagram and she's now on a mission to make her photos into a book. Michelle's book is called Sentimental, and she likes to bill it as more of a monograph than a coffee table book. Michelle got her start in photography during some troubling times in her teenage years. And like many others, she found a way to creatively express herself through fine art photography. Her style combines street portraiture with bright flash that brings us all the details of a person's face. Michelle believes that everyone, in their own way, is both important and urgent. .

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Источник: thephoblographer.com

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