There is a richness about old oil paintings that completely justifies why many photographers are trying to mimic it in their own photography just like the Portraits d'Archives series. Interestingly enough, this portfolio takes a modern approach to the 18th-century paintings from which it drew its inspiration. Instead of simply recreating the entire ambiance from clothing to lighting, the Portraits d'Archives series is filled with modern characters captured in a vintage manner.
Photographed by Paola Guigou, the Portraits d'Archives photo series also features work from 3D graphic designer Elizabeth Sillard and digital editor Viviane Korkmaz. According to Sillard, the Portraits d'Archives photo series "depicts parts of our contemporary History, our ways of life and actual preoccupations."
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vintage Photography
- There is a growing trend of using vintage styles and techniques in modern photography such as the Portraits d'Archives series.
- Mimicking Oil Paintings
- Photographers are increasingly attempting to mimic the rich and timeless look of old oil paintings in their photographs.
- Combining Vintage and Modern
- The Portraits d'Archives series is a prime example of a trend in combining vintage elements with modern subjects and styles in photography.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- The photography industry has an opportunity to develop new techniques and technologies that allow for the creation of vintage-style photography with modern technology.
- Fine Art
- Fine artists can explore new avenues for incorporating vintage photography styles and techniques into their work.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can utilize vintage photography techniques to create unique and captivating advertising campaigns and editorials that merge modern fashion with historical elements.
