
Le Voyeur: a new photo series by Marcela Ferri
Le Voyeur is one of the personal projects of the Brazilian photographer, Marcela Ferri. She calls herself an ‘observer’ and she has the ability to become ‘invisible’ to her models, always taking pictures on the streets or of friends. If you’re an observer and love to watch people, you’ll love this project, too.



Tagged: Brazilian photographer, le voyeur, Life, marcela ferri, Marcela Ferri photos, New Art, observer, photographer, the gypsy project
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