Hanging an image of a martini glass or wine bottle on your wall can look neat, but it's been done -- a lot. The idea still holds appeal, however, and it looks like BevShots.com found a way to innovative the concept.
BevShots look like abstract pieces of modern art, but they're in fact highly magnified photos of real beverages. They include everything from cocktails to beer to hard liquor and cola, so even non-drinkers can appreciate the psychedelic closeups.
You can pick your BevShot by drink, by color, or you can browse the whole gallery of microscopic drink shots like sake, red table wine and vodka tonic and pick the one that pops out at you most.
What's Driving This Trend
- Magnified Beverage Photography
- Opportunity for artists to create unique and abstract artwork using highly magnified photos of real beverages.
- Psychedelic Drink Closeups
- Chance for photographers to capture the mesmerizing and colorful patterns formed when drinks are highly magnified.
- Non-drinker-friendly Beverage Art
- Space for artists to cater to a wider audience by creating abstract artwork using magnified photos of beverages, appealing to non-drinkers as well.
Who This Affects Most
- Art & Photography
- Potential for artists and photographers to explore the creation of unique and visually stunning artwork using magnified beverage photography.
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to incorporate magnified beverage photography as a distinctive and eye-catching element in home or commercial spaces.
- Print & Merchandise
- Chance for print and merchandise companies to produce and sell products featuring magnified beverage photography, such as art prints, posters, and home decor items.
