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>>46722220
I mean, it's par the course as far as her creative expression goes.. It's definitely not adhering to any rigid standard that "traditional" gravure works tend to have. One of those things I guess, not for everyone. Some people like it, others don't. Sometimes the sets can seem kind of cheesy in my opinion, but that's what she wants to do. I will say, not really a con perse but just sorta "noted", in some of the shoots she does, it does kinda seem like the cameraman is lazy and is just sweeping the lens over her, like if you scroll through the photobook quickly it looks like some strange live action flip book. It wouldn't be readily perceptible in any physical media though, just having scroll speed on a PC amplifies it. I just like the aesthetic she brings to the table really. It's refreshing.