Fish Heads by Tim Tadder is a phenomenal underwater series of individuals who are partially and completely submerged in water. These pictures capture models from unique vantage points in a range of exaggerated and dramatic poses.
This type of digital photography is created using water surface tension. This forms the textured and very detailed look on each person’s face. The photos are so exact that they show each and every line, hair and freckle on the model's faces. The individuals are captured in shocking positions with their eyes wide and mouths agape.
Tim Tadder is a Los Angeles-based photographer who specializes in digital photography and advertising. He creates campaigns for consumer brands that include Coke Zero, Adidas, Budweiser and more. He takes a different approach to shooting advertising campaigns by turning then into highly stylized action shots.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Underwater Photography
- The trend of underwater photography allows for unique and dramatic perspectives, creating opportunities for innovative advertising campaigns.
- Textured Portraits
- The use of water surface tension in photography to create textured and detailed portraits opens up possibilities for creating visually striking images for various industries.
- Exaggerated Poses
- The trend of capturing models in exaggerated poses underwater can be utilized to create attention-grabbing and unconventional marketing visuals.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion and Beauty
- The fashion and beauty industry can use underwater photography to showcase products in a unique and visually captivating way.
- Advertising and Marketing
- The advertising and marketing industry can benefit from textured portraits by creating attention-grabbing campaigns that stand out from the competition.
- Art and Photography
- The art and photography industry can explore underwater photography and exaggerated poses as a means of creative expression and pushing artistic boundaries.
