The Arrival and Departure photo series takes an already controversial theme and makes it even more questionable by injecting a healthy does of risque sensuality into the mix. Considering that most of the complaints about full-body airport scanners and the Transportation Security Administration that runs the show revolves around privacy and the feeling of being violated makes this shoot even more daring.
Shot by New York-based photography duo Formento + Formento, the Arrival and Departure photo series seems to be the prequel to their recent Red Eye photo series. Who knew air travel could be so naughty?
Glamorously styled by Natalie Howell, the Arrival and Departure photo series definitely has a first class feel to it, even though the lighting gives the entire shoot an edgy aesthetic.
Risque Security Shoots
The 'Arrival and Departure' Series Centers on a Controversial Theme
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