Photographer Olivier Dolbeau had captured Paris in the most alluring and calming way in his collection dubbed as 'Paris, rien que l'invisible.' This series is an infrared collection of pictures on the streets of Paris and showcases landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, The Louvre Museum and Notre Dame to name a few.
The Parisian lifestyle is filled with opulence with a melange of history and modernity that is portrayed here in a completely different manner. Olivier Dolbeau has mastered this and draws a connection from the audience with his soft pink and blue hues that are mesmerizing and beautiful.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Infrared Street Photography
- Infrared photography techniques are disrupting the traditional street photography genre, offering a unique and mesmerizing visual experience.
- Soft Color Palette
- The use of soft pink and blue hues in photography presents a disruptive opportunity to create ethereal and calming visuals in various industries, such as interior design and fashion.
- Reimagining Landmarks
- Photographers that capture well-known landmarks in a different light, such as through infrared photography, have the potential to disrupt the tourism and travel industry by offering a fresh perspective.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Photography
- The emergence of infrared street photography opens up new artistic possibilities and commercial applications in the photography industry.
- Interior Design
- Soft color palettes, like the pink and blue hues used by Olivier Dolbeau, can disrupt the interior design industry by creating serene and visually appealing spaces.
- Fashion
- The soft and calming tones showcased in Olivier Dolbeau's photography can inspire designers and disrupt the fashion industry by incorporating these hues into clothing collections.
