Without photograph manipulating, Yulia Taits, a photographer and graphic designer from Israel, captured a series of photos that features unique beauty of albino people and people with Albinism. “This beauty is so pure and amazing for me, as if it was taken from fantasies and fairy tale legends.” The Photoshop artist says. “This series was an amazing experience for me because I could create this beautiful photography without Photoshop. What transpired was pure natural beauty. All of the photographs were taken in white tones with no additional coloring.” Albinism, a group of inherited disorders, albino people have little or no production of the pigment melanin in their eyes, skin, or hair, most of them are sensitive to sunlight and are at increased risk of developing skin cancer.
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