It takes something of a slanted view of the world to make a name for yourself in the competitive field of urban photography.
Photographer Romain Laurent took that idea rather literally in their 'Tilt' series of urban photography. The images portray the subjects on various New York streets from a slanted perspective. The clever part comes in that the people appear to be standing upright, yet slanted in the shots. The incredible effect was actually achieved with a photo assistant holding the subjects in the perfect slant to appear perpendicular to the angle of the shot. The assistant was then convincingly removed from the frame in post production through photoshop.
In the most literal sense, the Tilt series goes to show that artistic originality is just a matter of perspective.
Slanted Urban Photography
The 'Tilt' Series Portrays a Skewed Vision of New York City
Trend Themes
1. Slanted Photography - Exploring unconventional angles and perspectives in photography can create unique and visually captivating images.
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3. Creative Perspective - Challenging traditional composition and perspective in photography can lead to thought-provoking and imaginative results.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - Photographers can experiment with unconventional angles and post-production techniques to stand out and offer unique services to clients.
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3. Art - Artists can use slanted photography and creative perspective to explore new ways of expressing their artistic vision and engage viewers in unique ways.