Branislav Kropilak is known for his architecture photography and it seems that many of his shots are inspired by geometric and triangular shapes.
Kropilak uses everyday, run of the mill, settings for his photography such as wind mills and airports. However, he is able to capture a picturesque side and change our perceptions towards the beauty of these generally mundane places.
Check out the gallery above for a peek and some of Branislav Kropilak’s works.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Geometric Photography
- There is an opportunity for photography in various industries such as real estate to use innovative geometric visuals to showcase properties and locations.
- Mundane-to-beautiful
- Industries involved in infrastructure such as airports and wind farms can use unique visuals to present their offerings in a more visually-catching way to attract customers.
- Triangular Shapes
- Industries involved in construction and architecture can explore the use of triangular shapes in their designs to stand out and offer an edge.
Sectors Adopting This
- Real Estate
- Innovation opportunities in real estate photography, where emphasis on the unique geometry of the property can help sell it better.
- Infrastructure
- Innovation opportunities in industries involved in infrastructure, like airports and wind farms, where unique visuals can be used to draw clients.
- Construction/architecture
- Innovation opportunities in architecture and construction, where the incorporation of triangular shapes can add an interesting edge to designs.
