The Collective Snapshot series by Spanish photographer Pep Ventosa features iconic architectural wonders and landmarks that have been brilliantly blurred. In this series, multiple snapshots are taken of notable landmarks and then combined together to form one cohesive photographic masterpiece. With a quick glance, one might assume that these works of art are sketches or water-color paintings, but they are actually layered photos. These photographs are abstracted and blended together to form a fresh and contemporary interpretation of tourist locations many of us have already seen.
The results of this technique are hazy depictions of world famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty, the Louvre and the Sydney Opera House. These pictures are wonderfully layered and sketched, but still maintain intricate architectural and accurate color detailing. Ventrosa allows viewers to revisit recognizable world attractions, albeit with a new perspective bound to produce new experiences.
Layered Landmark Photography
The Collective Snapshot Series by Pep Ventosa are Beautifully Blended
Trend Themes
1. Layer Blended Photography - Opportunity for photographers to create visually stunning photos by layering multiple snapshots of iconic landmarks or objects.
2. Abstract Architectural Depictions - Opportunity for artists and architects to experiment and create fresh and contemporary interpretations of noteworthy landmarks and buildings using abstract layering techniques.
3. Tourist Destination Visual Refreshment - Opportunity for travel and tourism industry to refresh their marketing material by showcasing world-famous landmarks and tourist destinations in a new, artistic and imaginative way.
Industry Implications
1. Photography Industry - Photography businesses can incorporate this technique into their offerings as a unique value proposition for their customers. They can offer to create visually stunning and distinct photos by using layer blended photography.
2. Art Industry - Art businesses and artists can leverage this technique to create abstract depictions of iconic landmarks and buildings that can appeal to a wider audience by offering art lovers new and unique pieces.
3. Travel and Tourism Industry - Travel and tourism companies can leverage these visually stunning images to refresh their marketing and advertising material for tourist destinations and world-famous landmarks, providing a new perspective and attracting new audiences.