Alina Korneeva is a Moscow-based photographer who works almost exclusively on film, shooting from her own shared studio. This series with Anastasiya Scheglova is a clean-walled studio session that leans into the textural strengths of analog: soft grain, muted warmth and the kind of skin tone rendering that digital still can't easily replicate. The mood is quiet and direct. Korneeva's framing keeps things tight enough to feel intimate without crowding the subject, and Scheglova holds every pose with an evenness that gives the images their stillness.
The shoot moves through several lingerie sets — black mesh, sheer garter pieces and a detailed floral lace — with vintage denim introduced early on to break up the palette and ground the photos in something more tactile. What holds the sequence together is the restraint: no props, no heavy styling, no conceptual overlay. Scheglova's tattoo work is the only real ornamentation and Korneeva lets it function as compositional detail rather than distraction. Analog does the rest.
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