Protomesh HDR Photography Gets Up-Close and a Little Too Personal
Ryan Hinkson — August 19, 2010 — Tech
References: ufunk.net & designyoutrust
I never thought seeing an up-close portrait of someone with bad skin, stained teeth and greasy hair would bring a smile to my face. Well, this set of Protomesh HDR photography has done the impossible.
The extreme close-up shots feature a bunch of not-too-flattering mugs. Thankfully, this Protomesh HDR photo series was done all in fun. I can see why some TV starlets fear hi-definition!
Implications - In a world where technology enables consumers to see even the most faraway images up close and personal, artwork that is extremely detailed and adapts to this same pattern is popular among buyers and art appreciators. Photography, videos and even paintings that display exceptional amounts of detail and definition to an almost hyperreal extent are a part of the digital movement.
The extreme close-up shots feature a bunch of not-too-flattering mugs. Thankfully, this Protomesh HDR photo series was done all in fun. I can see why some TV starlets fear hi-definition!
Implications - In a world where technology enables consumers to see even the most faraway images up close and personal, artwork that is extremely detailed and adapts to this same pattern is popular among buyers and art appreciators. Photography, videos and even paintings that display exceptional amounts of detail and definition to an almost hyperreal extent are a part of the digital movement.
Trend Themes
1. Hyperreal Art - With the rise of technology, artwork that displays exceptional amounts of detail and definition to an almost hyperreal extent is popular among buyers and art appreciators, presenting opportunities for artists to experiment with new mediums and techniques.
2. Extreme Close-up Photography - The extreme close-up shots of Protomesh HDR photography demonstrate that there is demand for images that showcase unflattering reality, presenting opportunities for photographers to experiment with new subjects and angles.
3. HD in Art and Entertainment - The increasing use of technology that enables consumers to see even the most faraway images up close and personal is driving a trend for hyper-realistic art in all mediums, from photography and paintings to movies and television, presenting opportunities for the entertainment industry to create immersive experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - The demand for extreme close-up photography that showcases unflattering reality presents new opportunities for photographers to expand their subject matter and experiment with new angles and techniques.
2. Artistic Printing Services - The popularity of hyperreal art presents opportunities for companies that offer high-quality printing services that can reproduce images with exceptional detail and definition.
3. Entertainment Industry - The trend for hyper-realistic art presents opportunities for filmmakers and television producers to create immersive experiences that push the limits of technology and engage audiences in new ways.
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