New York City photographer Jonathan Robert Willis knows that sometimes portrait photography can get a little boring. The skilled photographer decided to take it to the next level in his recent project 'Wind.'
In this photo series, Jonathan Robert Willis aims a high-powered wind source right in the faces of the people he is shooting. The end result is some hair-flipping, lip-stretching fun that is sure to make you chuckle.
Jonathan Robert Willis chooses a variety of subjects for the shoot, each with their own exaggerated facial expressions. This isn't your standard stoic set of portrait photography.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Interactive Portrait Photography
- Incorporating elements like wind sources into portrait photography to create unique and playful experiences for subjects.
- Exaggerated Facial Expressions
- Using exaggerated facial expressions as a way to add personality and humor to portrait photography.
- Non-traditional Portrait Techniques
- Exploring unconventional methods such as high-powered wind sources to challenge the traditional norms of portrait photography.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- The photography industry can explore incorporating interactive elements to enhance portrait photography experiences.
- Entertainment
- Entertainment companies can utilize exaggerated facial expressions for comedy and entertainment purposes in various mediums.
- Event Planning
- Event planners can consider incorporating non-traditional portrait techniques to enhance guest experiences at events and gatherings.
