This stunning new human emotions photo series does a great job at capturing a range of feelings most of us can relate to.
Captured by Denver-based portrait photographer Mike Larremore, this interesting and candid human emotions photo series breaks down the physical look of different emotions into clear categories. The ‘Faceboard Project’ is made up of a series of 16 smaller images that fit into one image to portray the range of our endless emotions.
Using nothing but the subject’s face and the bold facial expressions on it, Larremore makes sure there are no props, crazy colorful backdrops or loud clothing items to take away the focus from the face. With just the human face, the series shows us what fear, amusement, anger, happiness look like amongst an array of feelings.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Emotional Photography
- Capturing raw human emotions through photography presents an opportunity for innovative storytelling and visual communication.
- Candid Emotion Portraits
- Creating portraits that candidly showcase a range of emotions provides a disruptive approach to traditional portrait photography.
- Minimalist Photography
- Utilizing minimalistic elements such as the human face to convey emotions presents a unique and captivating style for photographers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- The photography industry can leverage the trend of emotional photography to offer new and impactful portrait services.
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry has an opportunity to incorporate emotional photography into visual communication strategies and campaigns.
- Advertising and Marketing
- Utilizing candid emotion portraits in advertising and marketing campaigns can create more authentic and relatable connections with consumers.
