These 'Size Irregular' photos use intense exaggeration and photoshopped distortion to prove that size matters... a lot. They include everything from a miniature pet zebra (held, surprise, surprise, by Paris Hilton) to massive urban pigeons.
"Change the size of something (or things) in your image, in a way that is extraordinary, but not impossible. Make your image believable, but not impossible," Worth1000's official contest rules suggested.
Check out the gallery of highlights from the 'Size Irregular' contest to see some extreme visual examples of why size matters.
Image Credit: Worth1000
What's Driving This Trend
- Exaggerated Size
- Opportunity to create products or services that use exaggerated size to attract attention and stand out in the market.
- Photoshopped Distortion
- Opportunity to develop innovative editing software or tools that allow users to easily create photoshopped distortions for creative expression.
- Believably Impossible
- Opportunity to explore the concept of believably impossible in various industries, such as architecture, fashion, or entertainment, to create captivating experiences and designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Advertising and Marketing
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to utilize exaggerated size in advertisements or marketing campaigns to attract attention and create memorable experiences for consumers.
- Graphic Design
- Opportunity for graphic designers to leverage photoshopped distortion techniques to create visually striking and unique designs for print or digital media.
- Entertainment and Event Planning
- Opportunity to incorporate the concept of believably impossible in entertainment events, such as immersive experiences or theme parks, to create awe-inspiring moments for attendees.
