Nick Francher is a famous 
photographer who specializes in 
dramatic lighting. He often incorporates bold colors and
experimental camera techniques. However recently nick
has explored the wonderful idea of incorporating honey within his art. For
instance Nick experiments with honey and oil by using a mirror and layering it with a generous amount of the substance and having it set on top of the mirror before having his model stand directly in front to capture images. He also uses many experimental techjniques to add texture to his photos. For example he will blot the honey with his fingers to add raised areas. The reflection from the honey can have an extreme effect which will make the face look distorted in an elegant sort of way.
Nick's artwork has a very vibrant colorful bold look to it. For instance the lips from the model are not dull they are bright red and the models makeup is very natural with bright pops of color. If its not a bright red lip its bright red blush. I admire the colors within Francher's work as they are gorgeously bright and add a sense of wow and vibrancy in a strangely subtle way.
I can simply tell that Francher's work is edited with a high contrast and brightness in order to have this sort of sophisticated bold color look. 
However Francher's black and white series is truly fascinating. Francher has edited his images to have a clean look. The photos he edited are not too grey but are not too black and white it is almost as if he has edited it in a spectacular way were it is surprisingly dead in the middle of the both.
Nick Francher's art portrays the idea of hidden identity due to the fact that the honey on top of the transparent piece of glass hides the identity of the model therefore furthering the idea behind hidden identity. This creates a sort of dignified look throughout his artwork which I myself truly admire and cant wat to explore his work further to make it my own.