Brooklyn-based photographer Gabriele Baldotto straddles the line between high fashion photography and abstract still-life photography. However, no matter the direction he goes with his photographic subjects, the color-led curation of each image is immaculate.
In fact, the color palette is the definitive quality in Baldotto's work, stringing together an otherwise ambiguous series of photographs. For his current series, Baldotto juxtaposes deep teals and titillating cobalts with rustic oranges and sandy sepia tones. The result is a delicious color combination that's impossible to ignore.
Overall, the amazing color palette and random subject matter work together to create an almost haphazard collection of images, which encourage us to leave our tendency to over-think at the door and simply enjoy.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Color-curated Photography
- Photographers who curate their work by color will stand out in a crowded photography market.
- Abstract Still-life Photography
- Photographers who experiment with abstract still-life photography can create unique and compelling images.
- High Fashion Photography
- Photographers who combine high fashion and still-life photography can offer a fresh take on the traditional fashion shoot.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can use color-curated and high fashion photography trends to create more captivating advertising campaigns.
- Art
- Art galleries can showcase photographers who experiment with abstract still-life photography and push the boundaries of traditional art photography.
- Home Decor
- Home decor brands can partner with photographers who use color-curation and abstract still-life photography to create unique and visually-stunning prints for consumers.
