Touching Strangers: Strangers hug each other
Categories: Photo project
By Pictolic https://mail.pictolic.com/article/touching-strangers-strangers-hug-each-other.htmlEvery day, photographers around the world are looking for new ways to tell stories or capture something we haven't noticed before. We choose interesting photo projects and ask their authors about what they wanted to say. This week we are publishing a series of Touching Strangers by American photographer Richard Renaldi. For several years, he traveled around the States and asked complete strangers on the streets to pose for him and touch each other as if they were close friends, relatives or lovers.
Naomi and Bruce, New York, 2011
Ikibon and Andrew, Venice, California, 2013
David and Claudio, New York, 2011
Nathan and Robin, Provincetown, Massachusetts, 2012
Kibs and Bet, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2012
Elaine and Arlie, New York, 2012
Josette and Juan, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2012
Chris and Amaira, Chicago, Illinois, 2013
Jerome and Matthew, Columbus, Ohio, 2011
Nicholas and Caleb, Philadelphia, PA, 2013
Annali and Raika, San Francisco, California, 2012
Tari, Sean and Summer, Los Angeles, California, 2012
Janet and Alan, Nome, Alaska, 2010
Andrea and Lilly, Chicago, Illinois, 2013
Jared and Seth, New York, 2013
Tom, Alaina and Charlie, San Francisco, California, 2012
Hunter, Margaret and Abigail, New York, 2013
Heather and Johnny, San Francisco, California, 2012
Jesse and Michael, New York, 2013
Hewitt and Ryan, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2012
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