A photographer had people pose for their picture with their clothes on and off for a striking side-by-side series

• "Naked Faces" is a photo series created by Canada-based photographerDylan Hamm.
• The series includes side-by-side images of 43 people, and captures their facial expressions before and after they removed their clothing.
• The photos are not displayed in any particular order, and Hamm has not yet revealed which photos were taken with clothing, and which ones were taken without.
• Speaking to INSIDER, Hamm said he wants people to walk away from the series with a sense of "how nonverbal communication is a real and important thing."
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Nude photography is often considered to be risqué, but Canada-based photographer Dylan Hamm wants to challenge the way people see nudity with a revealing photo series that takes a unique approach to the topic.

Hamm's series "Naked Faces," which he started in 2016, is comprised of side-by-side images of 43 people, all of whom were photographed while wearing clothing and while naked. But, rather than photographing their full bodies, Hamm focused on the subjects' faces so the viewer can analyze how a person's facial expression differs while they are clothed and unclothed.

After completing the series, Hamm mixed the photos around, and has yet to reveal when each photo was taken.

INSIDER spoke with the photographer to learn more about his series, which you can see below.

"Naked Faces" is a photo series created by photographer Dylan Hamm.

Hamm is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, and works as a professional photographer. He graduated from Sheridan College's Applied Photography Diploma program.

The series includes photographs of 43 different subjects.

Both men and women are included in the series, as well as people of varying ages.

Each subject was photographed twice for the series — once while clothed, and again while nude.

The photos were then arranged in a side-by-side format for viewers to easily compare the two images.