The latest issue of Printed Pages features work from Carl Kleiner's analogue archive.
The internationally renowned still-life photographer is mixing things up for his latest book, which will be released later this year, exchanging his digital medium for analogue, and expanding his still-life studio captures. Kleiner allowed himself to get a little messier (as opposed to his incredibly polished work in previous years), using a second-hand Rolleflex and Portra film to shoot his latest photographs.
It's important for an artist to experiment with different styles and mediums in order to keep his perspective fresh. Kleiner knows this all to well, and the preview of his work in Printed Pages is an excellent example of this foresight.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Analogue Photography
- The trend of embracing analogue photography presents disruptive innovation opportunities for camera manufacturers to develop new models and accessories for this growing market.
- Still-life Studio Captures
- The trend of expanding still-life studio captures opens up disruptive innovation opportunities for software developers to create new editing tools and techniques tailored specifically for this genre of photography.
- Experimentation with Different Mediums
- The trend of artists experimenting with different mediums creates disruptive innovation opportunities for art suppliers to produce unique materials and tools that cater to the evolving needs of creators.
Sectors Adopting This
- Camera Manufacturing
- The camera manufacturing industry can capitalize on the trend of analogue photography by producing new models that cater to the demands of photographers seeking a more tactile and traditional shooting experience.
- Software Development
- The software development industry can tap into the trend of expanding still-life studio captures by creating advanced editing tools and techniques that enhance the post-production process for this specific genre of photography.
- Art Supplies
- The art supplies industry has an opportunity to leverage the trend of experimentation with different mediums by offering innovative materials and tools that enable artists to explore and create in unique and unconventional ways.
