After checking out these colorful and vibrant images, it is no surprise why Andrew McGibbon, who specializes in the creative fields of photography, directing and retouching, claims that one of his projects, dubbed ‘Super Colour,’ is his favorite yet.
Super Colour for the Motion Dance Company is an attention-grabbing series of color, luminosity, motion and emotion, which utilizes four lights with colored gels and buckets after buckets of water to create the colorful and visually stunning effects.
Some images see the group of young, active models channeling great zest as they display energetic dance moves on water surfaces. Another of Andrew McGibbon's images features a particular female model being splashed with a handful of green and blue dye powder, and yet another coated in black body paint with a gravity flow of white.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Colorful Dance Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to explore new techniques and lighting effects to capture vibrant and dynamic dance images.
- Water-based Visual Effects
- Potential for artists and filmmakers to experiment with water, colored gels, and motion to create stunning visual effects and bring new life to their projects.
- Body Paint in Photography
- Innovative uses of body paint in photography, opening up possibilities for creative expression and unique visual aesthetics.
Where This Applies
- Photography
- Photographers can adapt these techniques to enhance their portfolio and attract clients interested in vibrant and captivating imagery.
- Film
- Filmmakers can incorporate water-based visual effects to create visually striking scenes and enhance storytelling.
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can explore the use of body paint as a unique and eye-catching element in photoshoots and runway shows.
