Anyone who's ever been to Venice Beach, California in the early morning hours can appreciate the eerie beauty of Chris Anthony's photos in his upcoming 'Venice' exhibition at the Corey Helford Gallery.
Venice's vibrant afternoon scene of protesters, weirdos and artists is contrasted by a creepy, almost post-apocalyptic morning cloudiness and a dearth of people; Chris Anthony has captured this time at its best.
Implications - Browsing the featured images, you will find models comfortably positioned in the white-colored water, some even holding items such as brooms and books. The models wear an interesting array of clothing featuring big, fluffy dresses, coats and striped ensembles. There is something so intriguing about Chris Anthony's works that keeps the viewer's attention.
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