Supposedly named after the popular Beatles song 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds,' the Benoit Paille LSD photograph collection offers a stunning view of the night sky.
Speckled with diamond-like stars, the celestial lights peak out from between the canopies of different types of trees, making it seem as though the tree tops are acting as a frame for the sky. People often photograph nature and forests, but artist Paille manages to give us a new perspective by photographing straight up from below the trees. This extreme angle has the effect of making the viewer feel small and insignificant, as if we are getting the bug's eye view of the trees.
See how the trees interact with the stars in Benoit Paille LSD.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Framed Nature Photography
- Using nature as a frame for photography creates a new and innovative way of presenting our natural environment.
- Extreme Angled Photography
- Taking pictures from a different perspective, such as straight up from below, gives a fresh and unique view of nature.
- Nature-inspired Art
- Using nature as inspiration for art, such as in Benoit Paille's LSD photograph collection, creates a sense of wonder and beauty.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography Industry
- Innovations in nature photography techniques and perspectives can provide a new avenue for growth in the photography industry.
- Art Industry
- Nature-inspired art can be a disruptor and innovator in the art industry, creating new opportunities for artists and collectors.
- Tourism Industry
- Adding nature-themed experiences and activities that offer unique perspectives to tourists can be an innovative way to attract visitors and grow the tourism industry.
