Parisian photographer Romain Laurent has been freelancing for commercial companies since 2006, but it’s his personal projects that give him the most satisfaction. While his commissioned work goes ‘through a lot of steps’ resulting in a skewed vision that is not his own, his side projects allow him to delve into his personal experiences. Laurent’s Tilt Series was inspired by a dizzy spell in which he felt ‘the world was tilted’. In order to convey this disorientating feeling, he used the street as the setting and a seemingly ‘falling’ model. What is most interesting in this series, however, is the simplicity behind his effective technique — it seems that the trick is in the post-production. On set, he had his assistant hold the actor in a 45 degree position and after the shoot Laurent simply uploaded the photos and erased the assistant. Ah, the wonders of Adobe Photoshop! Romain Laurent [Via It's Nice That]