If you've ever wondered what glass looks like the moment before it becomes a dangerous mess then 'Still' by Claus Bellers is for you. Photos of broken glass are always a win for me. Maybe they can be a win for you too.
When you shoot a bottle or a plate, the explosion is often epic. The only problem with said epic explosion is that it goes by too quick. 'Still' by Claus Bellers freezes time for that one moment of impact, that beautiful boom and pop associated with shattered glassware. I want to go shoot just thinking about it.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Frozen Moment Photography
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in photographic technology that can capture the one moment of impact that is often missed in traditional high-speed photography.
- Alternative Art Mediums
- Exploration of other mediums such as shattered glass allows for innovative and unique art expressions to emerge.
- Sustainable Glassware
- Creating resilient glass products that can handle impacts without shattering can be a disruptive innovation in consumer product manufacturing.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- New opportunities to develop high-speed photography technology can arise with the demand for frozen moment photography.
- Art
- Alternative mediums like shattered glass are opening doors for art expressions and can be disruptive in the traditional art industry.
- Consumer Goods
- Development of sustainable and impact-resistant glass products can be a profound innovation opportunity in the glassware industry.
