Simon Procter's 'The Daystar Project' is a beautiful set of photos in which there's more than meets the eye.
Published under Vs magazine, the Daystar Project was inspired by French 18th century engraver Gustave Doré. In collaboration with Julian Blight and John Martin, Procter creates a heavenly setting that brilliantly captures still moments. What I love most about the Daystar Project is how behind each photograph there is a story to be told. How would you interpret what you're seeing in the featured gallery?
What's Driving This Trend
- Heavenly Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to create ethereal and serene images that capture the imagination.
- Visual Storytelling
- Trend of using photographs to tell captivating and narrative-driven stories.
- Collaborative Art Projects
- Increasing popularity of collaborative art projects that bring together multiple artists to create unique and inspiring work.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to explore new techniques and concepts to create celestial photo shoots.
- Art and Design
- Opportunity for artists to experiment with visual storytelling techniques in their work.
- Publishing and Media
- Opportunity for publications and media outlets to showcase heavenly photography and tap into the growing interest in visual storytelling.
