I don't know how fashion model Amanda Norregard does it, but in the 'Infinity' photo series by photographer Oliver Stalmans, she radiates in black-and-white. There's something tranquil and illuminating about this series that's hard to miss.
Styled by Franciska Hjermov, the featured ensembles are completely against the milky complexion of Norregard, making the composition come beautifully together. Be sure to check out the gallery for a better look at the 'Infinity' photo series.
Implications - As the digital takeover of art and literature continues, consumers grow increasingly more attracted to vintage and traditional photography. Black and white imagery is both contemporary and classic, appealing to a wide range of buyers young and old and providing relief from the plastic-perfect effect of Photoshop.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vintage Photography Revival
- There is a growing demand for vintage photography among consumers who seek relief from the plastic-perfect effect of Photoshop.
- Contemporary Black & White Imagery
- Black and white photography is becoming popular among buyers young and old, providing a classic yet contemporary appeal.
- Nostalgia for Traditional Art
- As the digital takeover of art and literature continues, consumers grow increasingly more attracted to traditional photography.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- Photography companies can capitalize on the increasing demand for vintage and traditional photography styles.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can use vintage and black and white photography to appeal to customers who desire a contemporary yet classic aesthetic.
- Art
- Artists can use traditional photography as a means of capturing nostalgia, while being mindful to adapt to the changing digital landscape and capturing modern themes.
