Photographer Richard Renaldi spends a year asking total strangers to touch, and then takes their picture. Some appear like they've known each other for years, some look like they're about to die with discomfort. All rather, well, touching.
14 responses to “Touching Strangers”
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Yes. I love this. Brilliant.
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Yes. I love this. Brilliant.
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What a brilliant idea. I love the pictures
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What a brilliant idea. I love the pictures
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ha ha ha what about the two guys and the green background … he is way too scared to open his hand and put it on the guys shoulder.
It is a great idea … I find myself looking at the pics for longer than I normally would just because i know how they have been constructed.
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ha ha ha what about the two guys and the green background … he is way too scared to open his hand and put it on the guys shoulder.
It is a great idea … I find myself looking at the pics for longer than I normally would just because i know how they have been constructed.
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Dreaming: how many of the subjects on the photographs started talking during and after the shot? Who were them if any, the ones thinking they were going to be dead after the flash o the smiley friendly ones?
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Dreaming: how many of the subjects on the photographs started talking during and after the shot? Who were them if any, the ones thinking they were going to be dead after the flash o the smiley friendly ones?
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great idea. it is fascinating to see the differences in the social distance tolerance. Thanks fo sharing
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great idea. it is fascinating to see the differences in the social distance tolerance. Thanks fo sharing
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Thanks for the comments all. I wonder if any of them did become friends after the photo…
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Thanks for the comments all. I wonder if any of them did become friends after the photo…
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