Fascinating Fashion Photography By Yuliia Stepanok
Yuliia Stepanok is a photographer from Lviv, Ukraine, where she studies History of Arts. She has been shooting analog only since 2011 and her main subjects are her friends, underground parties, street and fashion photography. Traveling she gets to take a lot of photos, loves her models and believes everyone can be a model. Her camera of choice is an Olympus mju II.
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