Joel Filipe, a photographer and the creative art director of Radio y Televisión Española, traveled throughout the capital of Portugal in the summer of 2016 to create 'Lisbon Light,' a dazzling series that highlights the immaculate architecture that decorates the city.
More specifically, Filipe's shots reveal the intricacies of the buildings in broad daylight, which enables him to capture the city in its most natural state. In addition, his use of natural light gives the architecture a more vivid appearance, with the intricate details and the unique combinations of color revealed in every shot.
In the past, Joel Filipe has lensed similar projects throughout Europe, including series that showcase Valencia and Madrid through his detail-oriented perspective.
Portuguese Architecture Photography
Joel Filipe's 'Lisbon Light' Series Shows the Capital's Beauty
Trend Themes
1. Architectural Photography Trend - The rise of architectural photography is creating disruptive opportunities for professional photographers in the tourism and real estate industries.
2. Natural Lighting Trend - The increasing use of natural light in photography is disrupting the artificial lighting industry and creating new opportunities for sustainable lighting solutions.
3. City as a Canvas Trend - The trend of using cities as a canvas for artistic expression is disrupting traditional art forms and creating opportunities for urban planners and architects.
Industry Implications
1. Tourism Industry - Architectural photography can help boost tourism by showcasing the beauty of a destination and creating new opportunities for experiential travel.
2. Real Estate Industry - Architectural photography is disrupting traditional real estate marketing by providing more engaging and immersive experiences for potential buyers.
3. Art and Design Industry - The trend of using cities as a canvas for artistic expression is disrupting traditional art forms and creating opportunities for urban planners and architects to incorporate art and design into public spaces.