Variable Face is a charming photo series that centers around portraits of herself as she covers a portion of her face with an object. All of these objects happen to be natural in some shape or form whether it is a fruit, vegetable or even a plant. Captured against colorful and bright backdrops including embroidered tapestries, green cabinets and sandy beaches, the Variable Face series is quite arresting.
Shot by Maria Francesca Melis, a 22-year-old photographer who lives in Sardinia, Italy, the Variable Face photo series was born after she covered her face with a bouquet of flowers. Whimsical and playful, the quirky images encourage people to focus on different parts of the scene captured and not just the subject herself.
Semi-Covered Head Portraits
Variable Face by Maria Francesca Melis is Whimsical and Playful
Trend Themes
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Semi-covered Head Portraits — Exploring the trend of partially obscured face portraits, offering an opportunity for photographers to create whimsical and playful images that capture the viewer's attention.
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Variable Faces — The use of natural objects to cover parts of the face in portrait photography, creating unique and eye-catching images that draw in the viewer's curiosity.
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Colorful and Playful Backdrops — The use of vibrant and captivating backgrounds in portrait photography, adding an element of visual interest and enhancing the overall impact of the image.
Industry Implications
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Photography — Opportunities for photographers to experiment with unconventional techniques and subjects, creating innovative and captivating images.
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Visual Arts — Innovative approaches in portrait photography that push the boundaries of traditional techniques and engage viewers with visually striking and thought-provoking images.
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Fashion and Beauty — Exploring the use of unconventional props and accessories in portrait photography to create unique and engaging visuals, opening up new possibilities for fashion and beauty campaigns.