Portraiture grows an attitude

I don’t normally single out single photographers, but I’ve been a fan of Renoux for so long, that I feel I have to plug the guy. He’s a Frenchman, no doubt with an intense passion for life. His portraiture work is some of the most amazing I’ve ever seen in my life. The sheer Joie de vivre, passion and je-ne-sais-quoi that radiates from his photos is out of this world.
A word of warning however: Many of his portraits include nudes, so you may not want to look at this one in your lunch break. Unless you’ve got a job like mine, of course, where staring at boobs all day is perfectly acceptable.
Either way, check out Renoux’s deviantART Gallery. The man’s a genius.
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Comments
Yeah, the guy sure has a nice room and a very nice light setting. But I don’t know. Even though some pictures are great, I don’t like that he is not very creative.
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