'American Look-Alikes' Features Almost-Famous Faces
Michael Hines — January 12, 2011 — Fashion
References: emilhartvig.dk & amusingplanet
Photographer Emil Hartvig showcases some almost-famous faces in his 'American Look-Alikes' photo series. The doppelgangers in 'American Look-Alikes' range from heads of state to actors, and are at times truly impossible to tell apart from their real counterparts.
Hartvig does a masterful job at capturing how it must feel to have a famous face. Almost none of the people in 'American Look-Alikes' appear excited to share their facial features with another more famous person. I guess looking like a celebrity is not all that it is cracked up to be. Decide for yourself by checking out Emil Hartvig’s work.
Hartvig does a masterful job at capturing how it must feel to have a famous face. Almost none of the people in 'American Look-Alikes' appear excited to share their facial features with another more famous person. I guess looking like a celebrity is not all that it is cracked up to be. Decide for yourself by checking out Emil Hartvig’s work.
Trend Themes
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Celebrity Doppelgangers — Opportunity for brands to create campaigns and products targeting individuals who resemble famous celebrities.
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Facial Recognition Technology — Potential for innovation in facial recognition technology to accurately identify and match doppelgangers.
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Personal Branding — Rise in popularity of individuals leveraging their resemblance to famous personalities for personal branding purposes.
Industry Implications
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Photography — Photographers can specialize in capturing and showcasing doppelgangers, offering unique photo series and portraits.
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Entertainment — Film and TV production companies can leverage doppelgangers for roles and characters, creating intriguing storylines.
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Advertising & Marketing — Brands can tap into the trend of doppelgangers to create attention-grabbing advertisements and marketing campaigns.
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