The reason people find themselves still fascinated with black and white photographs in a world so enthusiastically built upon color is merely because these photographs are all about evoking emotions, building bridges, leaving on the deepest impressions. Just like a face baring no make-up, the monochrome images have very little to hide and maybe that’s why they never fail to feel real.
Aaron Feaver’s black and white editorial for Creem Magazine comes forth strong and genuine, resembling a love story where words are being replaced by tremors, movement and a gentle attitude, leaving behind a beautiful chain of reactions. Worlds apart but still holding on, Josh Dane and Yasmine find themselves trapped in a place where they do belong together.
Hiding beneath veils of delicate black lace or setting forth the inspiration for both striped clothing for men and for women as envisioned by Anastasya Kolomytseva, the model duo delights though emotion. To view the complete shoot by Aaron Feaver (feaverishphotography.com), with hair by Mateo Sifuentes and makeup by Andre Sarmiento, click on the thumbnails above.
