The experiment of Russian photographer Eva Milkonskaya looks really great. She’s supposed to show us what her shots look like without models. Nature itself is beautiful, but with interesting models it is a little better. Especially when the photographer plays with stunning colors that remind us of the seasons. See the great “before and after” idea of a smart photographer.
Photography: Eva Milkonskaya
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