It´s very impressive the way Netherlands born photographer Marcel van der Vlugt shows beauty in his photos. Some images are quite disturbing, but undeniably, beautiful. Revealing a side not often seen in glamour, let alone international magazine editorials and covers, Marcel does things like plop cheese and salmon on the faces of gorgeous models, or completely cover them in mummy-like bandages, crossing the line between fine art and commercial shots.
Marcel has accomplished pretty much everything a photographer can hope to, such as shooting ad campaigns for brands from American Express to W Hotels; to exhibiting his work worldwide—from the Photo Museum at The Hague to the Louis Vuitton Gallery in Tokyo—not to mention he had been awarded the ADCN Lamp for Best Photography and a Gold Lion.
“Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.” Confucius
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Very interesting…I wouldn’t want to be the model with the honey poured all over my head and have to keep my eyes open- EEK!
WOW! Powerful.
Yuck!!
I love what a strong reaction these provoked in me, especially the one with the cheese.
I love it but at the same time it disturbs me, great post!
disturbing but captivating all at the same time..
These make my stomach turn, but in a good way!
These are unbelievable, some of the most interesting and captivating photos I’ve seen in a long time!
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A disturbing beauty, well said. Fascinating portraits.
This is beautiful.
so creative! i love these!!
Ooo you can just f e e l every single one. Wonderful.
A little bit disturbing