Davide Faggiano Covers Up Subjects to Capture Vulnerability
Meghan Young — December 8, 2009 — Fashion
References: davidefaggiano & todayandtomorrow.net
When it comes to portraits, it’s not uncommon for photographers and makeup artists to enhance the beauty of the person being captured. Yet, with these Davide Faggiano shots the opposite seems to be achieved.
Clearly, black isn’t always flattering. Davide Faggiano uses inky paint in order to capture a vulnerability from his subjects otherwise not visible. Interestingly, he had to cover them up to do so.
Clearly, black isn’t always flattering. Davide Faggiano uses inky paint in order to capture a vulnerability from his subjects otherwise not visible. Interestingly, he had to cover them up to do so.
Trend Themes
1. Vulnerability Portraiture - Using unconventional methods such as inky paint, photographers can capture the raw vulnerability of their subjects.
2. Anti-retouching Movement - An emerging trend in photography focuses on showcasing subjects in their natural states, without enhancements or Photoshop alterations.
3. Cover-up Photography - Photographers are exploring the use of cover-ups, such as paint or fabric, to capture a unique perspective on their subjects.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Art Photography - Opportunities for innovation in fine art photography include experimenting with unconventional techniques and pushing boundaries to capture unique perspectives on subjects.
2. Advertising - Advertising campaigns can stand out by embracing the anti-retouching movement and showcasing real people in their raw, unaltered states.
3. Fashion - Fashion photography can explore cover-up techniques to capture garments and accessories in unique and unexpected ways.
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