April 19th, 2010
Young French photographer Anne-Constance Frénoy started out as a dancer and model after having studied theatre and history of art and literature, before she moved over to photography. Her main sources of inspiration is art, music, 70’s aesthetics, love, nature, light and of course the female body curves. “I love the surprising light games on a female body and the magic atmosphere it gives to a picture,” she says.
Anne-Constance is based in Paris, and her work has been featured in Mirage, as well as exhibitions. At the moment she is working on a diary of naked self-portraits, and a new story for Mirage.
Here’s some of her work:
Check out the rest of her work here.
FASHIONOGRAPHY SAYS:
Great stuff. Her photographs are quite authentic and pure. And I figure she’s very lucky and fortunate to do what she does.
April 19th, 2010M. SAYS:
They look like porn pics though, like those you see in Playboy for example !
April 20th, 2010some of them, with less nudity, are not bad !
It’s strange that such pictures are taken by a woman cause the majority of the poses are vulger and not sensual at all !!!!
kk SAYS:
pas mal !
April 20th, 2010kk SAYS:
Pic of Anne
http://stilettostetico.blogspot.com/2009/01/graceful-playmate-anne-constance-frnoy.html
April 20th, 2010Simon SAYS:
@M: I disagree with you. Her photographs may be disturbing by the poses but they have such a soft and warm expression that they are the opposite of porn. Not arousing but pure art. Wonderful.
April 25th, 2010matt SAYS:
i agree totally with you simon, the treatment to light is amazing
April 27th, 2010kk SAYS:
I do agree with M.
April 29th, 2010From a male prespective the pictures are good but it’s clear that most of them cross the line ! The mirage magazine itself claims to be a ” chic” porn magazine…
Because We Love You, vol 17 | Lost In A Supermarket SAYS:
[...] her early years spent as a dancer and model, but maybe she just always had a knack. As described in Ben Trovato, “her main sources of inspiration is art, music, 70’s aesthetics, love, nature, light and [...]
August 27th, 2010