Vincent Lagrange's new 'Between Us' photo series shows the personality and character of Earth's diverse and incredible wildlife.
This approach works exceptionally well, with each animal easily relatable and full of personality and character. A large part of telling any story through portraiture, whether a photo of a person or a non-human animal, is lighting.
“Lighting plays a pivotal role in my work. By manipulating light, I can accentuate the depth and dimension of each portrait, focusing on the intricate details and expressions of the animals. This way, I’m able to invite viewers to engage emotionally, finding common ground between species,” Lagrange says.medium format DSLR camera paired with prime lenses, which I find exceptional in terms of sharpness and quality.
Lagrange prints all his images personally. “I take great pride in printing all my work; it adds to the uniqueness and personal touch and quality of every piece I create,” he tells
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