This pixelated photography series was captured by French photographer Richard Bachellier.
The artist usually captures female subjects in his photos and adds a vibrant twist to what would otherwise be quite standard imagery. Featuring women in different poses in a variety of settings that are mostly based in nature, the photographer then pixelates parts of those images. This gives the photos an unusual quality in which some areas are clear while pixelations make other areas appear blurry. The resulting series looks more like paintings than it does photos.
This pixelated photography manages to take relatively typical photos and turns them into artwork that has a style not often seen.
What's Driving This Trend
- Pixelated Photography
- Exploring the use of pixelation in photography to create an unusual and artistic quality.
- Vibrant Portraits
- Adding a vibrant twist to standard portrait photography for a more unique and eye-catching result.
- Nature-inspired Shoots
- Taking inspiration from nature to create a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere in portrait photography.
Who This Affects Most
- Fine Art Photography
- Embracing new and unconventional techniques to create unique and visually appealing fine art photography.
- Fashion Photography
- Incorporating unique elements and techniques in fashion photography to capture the eye and create timeless pieces.
- Landscape Photography
- Bringing an artistic approach to landscape photography and experimenting with different techniques to capture nature in a new light.
