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I Capture People Without Their ‘Masks’ By Getting Very Close To Them
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When someone allows me to take a photo of them, I like to burst into their bubble by getting very close to them. It breaks the masks that most of us tend to put on when the lens is pointed in our direction. No duck face can withstand the big fat lens one foot away from your face.
If I'm quick enough, I capture a real expression, not a posed one. And the sparkle, or the sadness, in people's eyes. They reveal themselves truly, and I embrace it.
I'm lucky to live in Montreal, where the diversity of faces you can encounter is absolutely stunning. I've got almost 500 photos like these, therefore, the selection process was really hard.
I hope you will enjoy it!
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I may just be assuming, but isn’t this a drag king? If so, I’d like to say that drag kings and drag queens are equal and both deserve positive representation
love this photo and the look on her face! (I hope she got a copy of this photograph!)
Wow -- the people look so confortable in the photos, really at easy with the camera.
Amazing facial detail - particularly around the eyes. I would guess quite a few of these were taken at a music festival.
Wow! It`s so fascinating seeing so many beautiful diverse and different people! Talented photographer! :)
Wow -- the people look so confortable in the photos, really at easy with the camera.
Amazing facial detail - particularly around the eyes. I would guess quite a few of these were taken at a music festival.
Wow! It`s so fascinating seeing so many beautiful diverse and different people! Talented photographer! :)