The recipe for this woodsy editorial, photographed by Natasia Dusapin, is simple: snowy mountains, a charming chalet in the forest and infinite silence.
Dusapin and her friends Eleonore Wismes, Margaux, Quentin Renaux, Charlotte Deniel and Benoit Renaux, ventured as high up into the mountains as they could, desperately trying to escape the confines of the city. They weren't disappointed when they reached their destination, with Dusapin reporting that they experienced "a complete sense of freedom."
We tend lose ourselves in the monotony of our everyday routine, and the only cure for this misplaced self syndrome is a change of pace and location. If the high altitude of the mountainside spot isn't enough to clear your head, then I don't know what will!
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Woodsy Escapes
- Opportunities for hotels and vacation rental companies to market forest getaways as a way to escape everyday monotony.
- Nature Photography
- Growing trend in nature and forest photography, creating opportunities for photographers and related industries.
- Outdoor Adventure
- Increasing interest in outdoor activities, leading to opportunities for companies offering hiking, camping, and other wilderness adventures.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hospitality
- Marketing woodsy, secluded destinations can boost sales for hotels and vacation rental companies.
- Photography
- Nature and forest photography services and equipment sales can benefit from the growing trend.
- Outdoor Recreation
- Companies offering outdoor activities, such as hiking or camping, can capitalize on the increasing interest in wilderness experiences.
