London-based photographer Roman Sakovich produced this project ‘Half’ while he was studying photography at the Arts University College at Bournemouth. He photographed subjects in the studio using make-up “in order to explore the outsiders superficial judgement of the same person before and after drug abuse”. After which, he combined the before and after images into one in order to make the change more visible. (via featureshoot)
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Before and After Drug Abuse – Portraits by Roman Sakovich (6 Pictures) > Fashion / Lifestyle, Film-/ Fotokunst, Illustrationen > before after, drug abuse, drugs, pictures, sakovich says:
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