As I looked through the impressive photography portfolio belonging to the talented Eamon Mac Mahon, I couldn't help but see wrinkles, bald spots and even some varicose veins in each of these images. The strange thing is, of course, that he wasn't photographing people, but the our planet's landscape. Since Mother Earth can be considered as one giant living and breathing creature, perhaps it is not so strange.
Based in Toronto, Canada, Eamon Mac Mahon takes mainly aerial shots that focus on unique characteristics of different lands from Canada to Europe. Having grown up in a very small town in the foothills of the Rockies, Eamon Mac Mahon is no stranger to wilderness. His work has appeared in such publications as Time and has even graced covers for Random House books.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Aging Landscapes
- Opportunity to develop technology or processes that can preserve and protect aging landscapes.
- Aerial Photography
- Innovation opportunities in camera and drone technology for aerial photography.
- Environmentalism
- Growing demand for environmental preservation can lead to disruptive innovation solutions for landscape conservation.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- Innovation in camera and drone technology for aerial photography can benefit the photography industry.
- Tourism
- Growing interest in visiting and seeing breathtaking landscapes can benefit the tourism industry.
- Green Energy
- Innovation solutions for environmental conservation can be used in the green energy industry to help preserve landscapes and habitats.
