Photographer Hal’s (@photographerhal) series ‘Flesh Love’ uses vacuum packaging as the medium to unite the bodies of those in love. These images, part of ‘Flesh Love Returns,’ show couples shot in their most meaningful places: where they first met, the bedroom they share, the restaurant of their first date. There, they’re molded together in the place they believe holds the densest weight of their love.

“I am currently seeking new dimensions in portrait photography by challenging the majestic theme of mankind, defined through love.”

Photographer Hal’s (@photographerhal) series ‘Flesh Love’ uses vacuum packaging as the medium to unite the bodies of those in love. These images, part of ‘Flesh Love Returns,’ show couples shot in their most meaningful places: where they first met, the bedroom they share, the restaurant of their first date. There, they’re molded together in the place they believe holds the densest weight of their love. “I am currently seeking new dimensions in portrait photography by challenging the majestic theme of mankind, defined through love.” | Milk Studios

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