"This series was an amazing experience for me because I could create this beautiful photography without Photoshop," explains Taits. "What transpired was pure natural beauty."
The Israeli-based photographer uses plain white background to photograph children, women, and men born with albinism.
She uses a white background, apparel, and props for a reason. To showcase that even in albinism there are degrees of white.
She also dispels the myth that everyone with albinism has red eyes.
In reality, albinos have blue, green, hazel, and brown eyes. Certain lights reveal the blood vessels in the back of the eye, thus, creating the "red eye" effect.
"This beauty is so pure and amazing for me, as if it was taken from fantasies and fairy tale legends," explains Taits.
Taits is known in Israel for her talent in using her photography and the power of Photoshop to create imaginary, surreal worlds.
For her Porcelain Beauty series, she said she did not manipulate the photos in any way.
Taits admits this project also gave her the opportunity to meet great people.
"I was highly motivated from the support of the models and parents to create this project. Their passion and encouragement attributes to this amazing project," says Taits.
