It's been a while since we showcased Spencer Wohlrab's raw and honest work on Ben Trovato, and we have since been longing to work with him on a project dedicated to the followers of Ben Trovato. Not only because we love to showcase wonderful fashion editorials, but also because we are huge fans of Spencer's approach to photography, art and life itself. His personal work never stops impressing and exciting us, and with an almost an autobiographical piece he aims to bridge the gap between his personal and commercial work: "- Yes, and draw the viewer in to feel like they were part of the story or situation. Re-creating awkward moments in a relationship is something I think everyone can relate to and hopefully it will trigger memories," Spencer explains, adding: "- Fashion editorials have gotten boring, and these days most stories have little differentiation from one another. I wanted to create something that would stand out."
It's been a while since we showcased Spencer Wohlrab's raw and honest work on Ben Trovato, and we have since been longing to work with him on a project dedicated to the followers of Ben Trovato. Not only because we love to showcase wonderful fashion editorials, but also because we are huge fans of Spencer's approach to photography, art and life itself. His personal work never stops impressing and exciting us, and with an almost an autobiographical piece he aims to bridge the gap between his personal and commercial work: "- Yes, and draw the viewer in to feel like they were part of the story or situation. Re-creating awkward moments in a relationship is something I think everyone can relate to and hopefully it will trigger memories," Spencer explains, adding: "- Fashion editorials have gotten boring, and these days most stories have little differentiation from one another. I wanted to create something that would stand out."