Photographer Davide Tremolada has created very distorted and surreal photographs in his new 'Upside Down(faces)' series. Tremolada gives all of his subjects extra-large chins in this series. He does this by mixing two images of the same person together.
In order to create this illusion, Tremolada captures photographs of both the person's face and the back of their heads. He then goes back to the work and edits the two together. The series is quite unusual and freakish. Most of the subjects have full heads of hair, so it makes it look like they all have large beards. They also look abnormal because of the set of protruding ears that are coming out of their extra-large chins.
What's Driving This Trend
- Surreal Photography
- There's an opportunity to incorporate surreal photography to showcase products or brand identity.
- Image Manipulation
- Developing new software or tools for both novice and professional photographers to create more innovative images.
- Distorted Realism
- Using distorted realism in advertising or marketing campaigns to stand-out and be noticeable.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Professional photographers can expand their portfolio or offer new creative services by incorporating image manipulation techniques.
- Advertising
- Brands can create more attention-grabbing and noticeable ads by incorporating distorted realism in their campaigns.
- Art
- Artists can use surreal photography and image manipulation to create new and innovative pieces capturing unusual perspectives.
