Maciek Jasik, a polish photographer, exposes her subjects while simultaneously concealing their identities. How? She creates hazy compositions through color-play.
The series features both naked males and naked females in their raw form and who are posing as if they are floating in air. Surprisingly, these nude photos are the least bit provocative. The models, who are depicted in a dream-like state that consists of blurred-vision and prismatic color schemes, are stunning.
Maciek Jasik compares her photography techniques to paintings that are achieved with the use of a loose brushstroke on canvas, which was a popular form of impressionist painting in the 19th century. To achieve the same look with her camera, the creative photographer experiments with an in-camera technique that dissolves the focus and saturates the space with color.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Blurred Vision Photography
- An emerging trend in photography that utilizes blurred vision to create dream-like compositions.
- Prismatic Color Schemes
- A trend where photographers use prismatic color schemes to add a surreal and artistic touch to their images.
- Impressionist-inspired Photography
- A trend in photography that draws inspiration from impressionist paintings, employing loose brushstrokes and saturated colors for a painterly effect.
Where This Applies
- Fine Art Photography
- Artists and photographers can explore blurred vision and prismatic color techniques to create unique and visually captivating pieces.
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can incorporate blurred vision and prismatic color schemes to create ethereal and otherworldly images for magazine editorials or brand campaigns.
- Advertising and Marketing
- Brands can leverage impressionist-inspired photography to create eye-catching visuals for their advertising and marketing campaigns, distinguishing themselves from competitors.
