Aernout Overbeeke Appears to Use the Daguerreotype Process
Meghan Young — November 3, 2011 — Fashion
References: aernoutoverbeeke.nl & behance.net
Aernout Overbeeke's African photo series looks like it was shot decades ago using the antiquated daguerreotype photography process. The unique images are gritty and raw, made stark by being shot completely in black and white. It is quite a departure from his other African shots, which are full of rich color. Yet, both these series are featured in his coffee table book titled "NDOTO Tanzania Dream."
Having recently visited Tanzania, Aernout Overbeeke says, "Sometimes I have been in places so beyond my imagination. Then nothing else should be done then simply to record it." Yet he doesn't just record what he sees; Aernout Overbeeke turns every scene into works of art, creating images that are a far cry from all the landscape series popping up around the Internet lately.
Having recently visited Tanzania, Aernout Overbeeke says, "Sometimes I have been in places so beyond my imagination. Then nothing else should be done then simply to record it." Yet he doesn't just record what he sees; Aernout Overbeeke turns every scene into works of art, creating images that are a far cry from all the landscape series popping up around the Internet lately.
Trend Themes
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2. Black and White Photography - The resurgence of black and white photography in landscape shots presents opportunities for businesses to create digital tools and software that simulate the nostalgic and raw style of early photography.
3. Coffee Table Books - The rise in popularity of coffee table books featuring unique landscape photography offers opportunities for artists, photographers, and publishers to create and market their works to a growing audience.
Industry Implications
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3. Publishing - Publishing companies can tap into the popularity of coffee table books by producing and marketing high-quality prints of vintage-like landscape photography or commissioning artists to create works in this style.
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