Close-up photography can be extremely uncomfortable, but it can also be amazing depending on the subject matter and artistry behind it. Daniel Boschung's new shoot borders on the latter by getting so close you can literally see everything in amazing macro fashion.
In one's everyday life, faces are just blurs. We see hundreds if not thousands of people a day but rarely take the time to actually look at someone. This close-up photography series does this for us and goes even a bit farther than we may have liked.
The camera used is a a custom-made camera that uses 900 megapixels (for reference many modern cameras use 16 to 25 megapixels) to give use every excruciating detail of a person's face in a big and bold way.
Photo Credits: designboom, robophot
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Macro Photography
- There is potential for high demand of macro photography as an art form especially close-up photography due to its capacity to capture intricate details.
- Exploration of Face Bio-metrics
- With the ability to capture detailed data from a face, there is an opportunity to explore an individual's unique bio-metrics further thus increasing the accuracy and relevance of data analysis.
- High-resolution Imagery
- There is a potential for high-resolution imagery to be used for broader applications like research environments where granular analysis is critical.
Where This Applies
- Art and Photography
- This technology could deliver game-changing innovation in the art and photography landscape, creating new opportunities and revenue streams.
- Security and Surveilance
- With the ability to capture intricate details of an individual's face, the technology may revolutionize the security industry creating opportunities for increased accuracy in facial recognition.
- Healthcare and Research
- High-resolution imagery could be applied in healthcare and research settings to obtain accurate insights which could lead to better diagnosis and treatment of health complications.
