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Colour & Materials
Published: 12 Apr 2012

Paul Cassidy: Faith

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Spain-based photographer Paul Cassidy uses ethereal lighting and colour-blurring techniques in his photographic series Faith.

Blending coloured silhouettes with neutral backdrops, Cassidy’s work depicts ghost-like models that appear to move in and out of focus, indicating a new experimental approach to fashion photography.

Paul Cassidy

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