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Rony Hernandes Explores Diversity and Poetry in this Domestika Diary

by Domestika @domestika

The pro photographer, creative director and model shares his creative routine and unique way of seeing human bodies

Photographer Rony Hernandes (@ronyhernandes) has a unique way of seeing the musicality and movement inherent to human bodies, irrespective of color, gender and size.

From his São Paulo studio, he creates new projects for some of Brazil’s most successful contemporary singers and songwriters including: Baco Exu do Blues and Tulipa Ruiz, as well as for magazines like: Cult, Casa Vogue, Afropunk (USA) and Zeit Wissen (Germany) plus brands like Adopte Officiel.

In this Domestika Diary, Rony reveals his inspirations and creative routine. Don’t miss it!

Love his creative universe? Check out Rony Hernandes' online course Artistic Portrait Photography: Exploring Body Language and learn how to create a photo essay based on a feeling by exploring natural light and the body language of your models.

English version by @studiogaunt

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