You'd better lay low (sorry, Snoop/Dre/Nate Dogg reference) after checking out 'Bubble' by Rodolfo Goudinho. This shoot takes a clever inspiration from fisheye lens photography and depicts thugged-out urban youth through a water droplet.
The miniaturization of each guy in 'Bubble' by Rodolfo Goudinho is quite clever; I can't decide which image is my favorite. See more shots above, and keep clicking for more water droplet-focused features.
Implications - Consumers have become desensitized to advertisements due to their inclusion of standard images. Consumers seek ads that have shocking or graphically interesting visuals, making them very memorable. Companies should incorporate these elements into their marketing campaigns to appeal to potential consumer groups.
What's Driving This Trend
- Shocking Visual Ads
- Opportunity for companies to incorporate shocking or graphically interesting visuals into their marketing campaigns to appeal to desensitized consumers.
- Fisheye Lens Photography
- Opportunity for photographers and artists to explore the creative possibilities of fisheye lens photography in their work.
- Miniaturization in Art
- Opportunity for artists to experiment with miniaturization techniques to create clever and visually striking artworks.
Who This Affects Most
- Advertising
- Opportunity for advertising agencies to create memorable and attention-grabbing campaigns using shocking visual ads.
- Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to offer fisheye lens photography services to clients looking for unique and visually interesting images.
- Art
- Opportunity for artists to showcase and sell miniaturized artworks, tapping into the trend of miniaturization in art.
