Yu-hsin Su's Ann/Anne Seems to Exist Only in Faded Memories
Meghan Young — December 31, 2010 — Naughty
References: flickr & behance.net
The Ann/Anne photo series is so softly out of focus that at first I thought it was a collection of paintings rather than photographs. Beautifully romantic, you only gain blurred glimpses of the subject, as if she only remained in your fading memory.
Photographed by Yu-Hsin Su, the Ann/Anne photo series is entirely romantic. Relying heavily on careful composition and an acute understanding of photographic techniques, it is a well-executed series that is full of mixed emotions.
Photographed by Yu-Hsin Su, the Ann/Anne photo series is entirely romantic. Relying heavily on careful composition and an acute understanding of photographic techniques, it is a well-executed series that is full of mixed emotions.
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