Netherlands-based artist Joeri Bosma is a young, budding photographer who takes a different self-portrait and uploads it to his Flickr account once every day. Whether it be a photograph of himself lying face down in a river, standing in a field of tall grass or a digitally-manipulated picture of his head exploding in a volcanic eruption, these photographs show off a diverse array of Bosma's talents.
My favorite image is one of the artist standing in a lake, half-drenched with a water stain on his shirt that perfectly aligns with the line of the horizon in the background. If you'd like these images for yourself, the artist has left his contact information up on his Flickr account for inquiries. You can also see all of the Joeri Bosma pictures posted on his Tumblr account.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Daily Self-portrait Shoots
- The trend of taking daily self-portraits can be applied in the photography industry for social media campaigns and personal brand building.
- Digital Self-portrait Manipulation
- Innovations in digital manipulation technology can expand the creative possibilities for self-portraits and generate disruptive opportunities for software and app development companies.
- Online Daily Creative Journals
- Creating and sharing daily creative journals online can provide content for social media influencers, as well as generating opportunities for online marketplaces and platforms for creative professionals.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- The photography industry can benefit from the trend of daily self-portrait shoots, particularly for social media campaigns, personal brand building, and customer engagement.
- Digital Art
- The trend of digital self-portrait manipulation presents disruptive opportunities for software development, graphic design, and digital art industries.
- Social Media Marketing
- The trend of daily creative journals shared online can generate opportunities for social media marketing and provide content for online marketplaces and platforms, benefiting the marketing and advertising industries.
