Featuring Visage’s Szabi, photographer Dobos Tamás’ editorial for Hungarian magazine The Room is beautifully haunting. Styled by Ali Toth and Aniko Virag with a subtle exoticism, Szabi is obstructed from clear view, yet altogether striking.
The Room | Fade Into You by Dobos Tamás
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I’m not trying to be snide but what is the point of blurring the pictures? It is very distracting and takes away from the detailing of the clothing. I also got a tad dizzy.
I’m not trying to be snide but what is the point of blurring the pictures? It is very distracting and takes away from the detailing of the clothing. I also got a tad dizzy.
I’m not trying to be snide but what is the point of blurring the pictures? It is very distracting and takes away from the detailing of the clothing. I also got a tad dizzy.
I’m not trying to be snide but what is the point of blurring the pictures? It is very distracting and takes away from the detailing of the clothing. I also got a tad dizzy.
I’d say the focus is more on the art of fashion photography and conveying a story than the clothes.
I’d say the focus is more on the art of fashion photography and conveying a story than the clothes.