The Elina & Luciano photo series has a "Bonnie and Clyde" vibe to it. Although there isn't any money or guns, the fact that it features what appears to be a romantically involved couple in a rather dramatically dark situation is enough for me to make this comparison.
Shot by Paris-based fashion photographer Laurent Nivalle, the Elina & Luciano photo series is dark and edgy. However, there is also a romantic feel to it all that is brought about not only by this driving duo, but also by the soft lighting and muted colors within the series.
Laurent Nivalle was assisted by David Marvier and Sylvain Serre on the set of the Elina & Luciano photoshoot.
Driving Duo Photography
Laurent Nivalle's Elina & Luciano Series Has a "Bonnie and Clyde" Feel
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