Powdered Acrobatic Photography

The Ben Franke Parkour Motion Images Capture Athletes Mid-Air

The Ben Franke Parkour Motion photos provide a look at an aerial perspective. The New York-based photographer captures acrobatics as they balance in mid-air, displaying their athletic abilities in a most artistic manner.

The powder that surrounds Franke's subjects in each shot is actually flour. He has relayed just how quickly the 'tracers' jump about by way of the cooking ingredient as it ricocheted off the bodies.

Franke's intense focus on movement has helped him highlight the sheer skill of the runners, a subject which he believes is often downplayed, "It’s a challenge for any photographer to convey authentic movement in a photograph...but my series Parkour Motion attempts to translate motion by displaying the energy and power of these athletes."

Acrobatic Photography
Ben Franke's Parkour Motion photos highlight the artistic nature of capturing athletes mid-air
Aerial Perspective Photography
Using unique perspectives and flour, photographers can capture movement and athleticism in a new and exciting way
Sports Photography
Photographers can utilize unique techniques to capture athletic abilities and bring them to the forefront of their art

Industries Being Reshaped

Photography
Innovative photographers can experiment with using unconventional perspectives and materials to create stunning and unique shots
Sports Marketing
Brands can utilize visually striking photographs to promote and showcase the physical prowess and skill of athletes
Athletic Apparel
Companies can incorporate acrobatic photography into their branding and marketing to focus on the athleticism and skill of their products
SCORE
4.6 out of 10
GENDER
90% Men10% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 73%
Activity 58%
Freshness 8%