The concept photo of BTS RM’s 2nd solo album “Right Place, Wrong Person” (released worldwide at 1:00 p.m. on May 24th) was released on various BTS SNS.
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There are three photo concepts released this time. The photo concept, which has a magical monochrome atmosphere, includes shots of RM’s silhouette with one hand raised in the backlight, RM lying down with his hands behind his head, and RM sitting on a guard stand by the pool with his head down. It is photographed.
#RM #RightPlaceWrongPerson Concept Photo 1 pic.twitter.com/UIJkER3RQI
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In contrast, RM is seen looking down from a rusted ladder with a blue sky in the background, RM is seen with one eye closed as if looking dazzling, and RM is standing in front of green trees, creating a series of photo concepts that make you feel the vitality of colors.
The third is a photo concept with a grainy feel that looks like it was taken with film photography. The photo of RM sitting on a chair in a cluttered area appears to have been taken in the same room as the black-and-white photo showing his silhouette. He also stands in a standing position with his hands raised, or leans against the wall with his hands clasped behind his back in a low space where his head almost touches the ceiling. Each of the photos has a story that stirs your imagination and how they are connected to the world depicted in the album.
#RM #RightPlaceWrongPerson Concept Photo 1 pic.twitter.com/t08MieTSvG
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■BTS/RM’s concept photo with a story reminiscent of 90’s Hong Kong movies
These photos were taken by Hong Kong photographer Win Xia at various locations in Seoul. He also served as the exclusive photographer for director Wong Kar-wai, known for films such as “My Blueberry Nights”, “The Flowers of the Year”, and “The Planet in Love”, resulting in photographs that capture the essence of Hong Kong movies from the 1990s. There is.
By the way, the title of the movie directed by Wong Kar-wai, “The Year of the Flowers,” is based on the albums BTS released from 2015 to 2016, “The Year of the Flowers Pt. There were also comments from fans mentioning the connection, as it has something in common with “Forever.”
RM, who is currently serving in the military, also reposted these photos on his Instagram stories (@rpwprpwprpwp).
