The images captured in the Illuminated Code From Space photo series look like miniature dioramas or magnified molecules, not the galactic scenes that they really are. Through the magic of tilt-shift, this deception was made possible. Giving a distorted sense of depth, the scenes could easily be likened to intricate miniature sculptures. Of course, the level of detail is out of this world, literally.
Shot by Haari Tesla, a photographer based in Udine, Italy, the Illuminated Code From Space photo series is utterly enchanting and breathtaking. According to My Modern Met, "The initial idea for the series came from the Greek Neo-Platonic schema of macrocosm and microcosm." The digitally manipulated images explores this philosophical concept perfectly.
Tilt-Shifted Galaxy Photography
Illuminated Code From Space by Haari Tesla Looks Like Dioramas
Trend Themes
1. Tilt-shift Photography - The use of tilt-shift photography technology in various creative ways like mimicking miniature models.
2. Digitally Manipulated Images - This trend is being applied in artistic areas like literature and advertising.
3. Philosophy-inspired Art - Artistic representation of philosophical concepts on different platforms like social media and film.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - Tilt-shift photography is a great opportunity here for client projects.
2. Art - Artists can use digitally manipulated images like the ones in the Illuminated Code From Space photo series to create groundbreaking art.
3. Advertising - Advertising firms can leverage the creativity provided by artistic ad imagery for their campaigns.