There is something oddly soothing about airport runways because they seem to either always be the starting point or ending point to your return to or departure from home.
You may have never given airport runways a second thought because from the ground level they seem to be very drab and disorganized. However, once you look at them from a different perspective, like from a bird's-eye view, you might change your mind. That's exactly what photographer Lauren O’Neil did for her 'Holding Pattern' photo series. The series is like a visual feast of patterns and textures of runways from around the world.
The unique aspect about this photo series is that she uses Google maps as her source and not actual photography of the landing strips of the airports.
What's Driving This Trend
- Aerial Photography
- Using drones or helicopters to capture aerial views of anything from cities to farms and construction sites.
- Virtual Photography
- Using 3D modeling software to create virtual environments that can be rendered and captured from any angle.
- Alternative Perspective Photography
- Exploring unique perspectives such as those from inside the human body or from space.
Who This Affects Most
- Travel and Tourism
- Using aerial photography to create more engaging advertising for travel destinations.
- Real Estate
- Incorporating virtual photography to create 3D models of properties for virtual tours or interior design visualization.
- Art and Design
- Creating unique visual experiences with alternative perspective photography to bring attention to social and environmental issues.
