The captivating Staudinger & Franke 'Life Below the Surface' series is a thrilling look at mystical underwater life. Presenting surprisingly similar to typical life, these captures are fascinatingly murky, fish-filled and beautiful.
Looking like they were taken from the sunken Titanic, the life-like photos are hauntingly gloomy. With fisherman fishing from below and women hanging their laundry to dry in the water, they are both confusing and fascinating. These pictures depict the imagination of the artists; that ballet and the gym are still a vital part of an entirely removed society is a new perspective. Often deep-sea photography would feature traditional creatures -- fictional or otherwise -- like mermaids and whales, so regular humans going about their regular business is a new take.
The schools of fish add another dimension to every photo, emphasizing their deep-sea qualities. The Staudinger & Franke 'Life Below the Surface' exhibition is captivating and watery.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Underwater Photography
- Opportunity for underwater camera manufacturers to develop high quality cameras for capturing life-like underwater photography.
- Realistic Depictions of Underwater Life
- Opportunity for artists to create new perspectives on underwater life by producing realistic depictions of the deep sea environment.
- Exploring Regular Human Life in Deep Sea Environment
- Opportunity for researchers to explore the impact of deep sea environment on regular human activities and behaviors.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to specialize in underwater photography and expand their services.
- Art
- Opportunity for artists to experiment with different mediums and techniques to create captivating underwater art.
- Marine Biology
- Opportunity for marine biologists to study the impact of deep sea environment on marine life and its behaviours.
