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Olga
Skupeyko
Skupeyko
Russian Federation
What interested you about becoming
a photographer?
– Very often people don't see the beauty surrounding them. I wanted to show people how beautiful and interesting they are, to show not just an impersonal photo but a story in it. When I take pictures I try to see the person's character, to find something special about him and to discover human nature.
Where do you find inspiration to make your photographs?
– Anything, it can be weather outside, books, music, a film frame, a historical era or flowers on my desk. It's essential to live with eyes wide open and not to miss anything genuine and beautiful.
What do you most like to photograph?
– There is no any special person or thing I would like to photograph. I'm inspired mostly by places and I also have certain images to put into life.
Who are your favorite photographers?
– Richard Avedon, Patrick Demarchelier, Peter Lindbergh and Paolo Roversi.
– Very often people don't see the beauty surrounding them. I wanted to show people how beautiful and interesting they are, to show not just an impersonal photo but a story in it. When I take pictures I try to see the person's character, to find something special about him and to discover human nature.
Where do you find inspiration to make your photographs?
– Anything, it can be weather outside, books, music, a film frame, a historical era or flowers on my desk. It's essential to live with eyes wide open and not to miss anything genuine and beautiful.
What do you most like to photograph?
– There is no any special person or thing I would like to photograph. I'm inspired mostly by places and I also have certain images to put into life.
Who are your favorite photographers?
– Richard Avedon, Patrick Demarchelier, Peter Lindbergh and Paolo Roversi.
