The fairy tale influence is very much alive and kicking in many industries -- especially photography -- and Deviant Art user Aleksandra 88's portfolio shows just how true that is. Although not blatantly inspired by fairy tales, this portfolio shows an enchanting, mysterious and romantic aesthetic that will remind many of tales of princesses and witches. It is as though Aleksandra 88 has found modern Disney princesses as she endeavors to create moody, magical scenes for your viewing pleasure.
Hailing from Ukraine, Aleksandra 88 focuses on beauty and fashion shoots for women. With a focus on lighting, cinematography and composition, Aleksandra 88 creates wondrous images that have a strong, yet surreal storyline. So much so, in fact, that each image encourages the viewer to fill in the blanks themselves, letting their imaginations soar as much as Aleksandra 88's clearly did when shooting them.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fairy Tale-inspired Photography
- Photographers can embrace the enchanting, mysterious, and romantic aesthetic of fairy tales to create captivating images that resonate with viewers.
- Beauty and Fashion Shoots
- By focusing on beauty and fashion shoots for women, photographers can showcase the transformative power and storytelling potential of makeup and fashion.
- Mood and Storytelling in Photography
- Emphasizing lighting, cinematography, and composition can create moody and surreal images that engage viewers' imaginations and encourage them to create their own stories.
Where This Applies
- Photography
- Photographers can explore fairy tale-inspired concepts and incorporate storytelling elements to create unique and captivating images.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can leverage the transformative power of makeup and fashion to tell compelling stories and create immersive experiences for their customers.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands and designers can collaborate with photographers to produce visually stunning imagery that captures the imagination and showcases their products in an enchanting way.
