The light tornado photo series of Martin Kimbell, a photographer that hails from England, is absolutely incredible. Light something out of a Harry Potter book, the illuminated phenomena is not what people would ever expect to see. Since they are made using hula hoops lined with LED lights that are hurled into the air, light tornados can nevertheless be created on the fly.
Inspired by the work of Arizona-based photographer Stu Jenks, Kimbell's light tornado photo series spectacularly beams across equally breathtaking landscapes. Devoid of human habitations, these scenes make the light tornadoes appear even more magical than they already are. In fact, some may consider them a form of contact from an alien race, especially if they don't brush up on the techniques involved in such surreal nature photo series.
Light Tornado Photography
Martin Kimbell Captures a Magically Ethereal Phenomenon
Trend Themes
1. Light-tornado Photography - A unique photography trend using LED lights and hula hoops to create a magical and otherworldly aesthetic.
2. DIY LED Hoops - A trend of making LED hula hoops for use in photography and performance art.
3. Surreal Nature Photography - A trend of capturing natural landscapes and phenomena in a surreal and dreamlike style.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - Potential for innovative techniques and equipment in photography to create unique and captivating imagery.
2. Performance Art - Opportunity for LED-hoop makers and performers to create mesmerizing light shows and performances.
3. Tourism and Travel - Light-tornado photography could attract tourists to visit and experience otherworldly landscapes with unique natural phenomena.