The Andy Lee Blue Iceland Images Reveal Dramatic Underlit Landscapes
Jordy E — May 25, 2014 — Art & Design
References: andylee.co & mymodernmet
The Andy Lee Blue Iceland images reveal a dark, haunting side to the country's Blue Lagoon region. While Iceland's hills are typically covered in lush green grass, Lee has instead decided to focus upon cloudy skies, charcoal shades and isolated peaks.
To get the many monochromatic shades present in these images, Lee used an infrared lens. Drama is rampant in the shots as they showcase storms brewing ahead and flowing beds of water below.
While the scenes are for the most part barren without any trace of human activity, there is some movement present. Horses trot about the landscape, enabling viewers to take in both the natural fauna and the towering mountains that loom just beyond the animal herds.
To get the many monochromatic shades present in these images, Lee used an infrared lens. Drama is rampant in the shots as they showcase storms brewing ahead and flowing beds of water below.
While the scenes are for the most part barren without any trace of human activity, there is some movement present. Horses trot about the landscape, enabling viewers to take in both the natural fauna and the towering mountains that loom just beyond the animal herds.
Trend Themes
1. Dark Icelandic Photography - Opportunity for photographers and artists to explore the dark, haunting side of Iceland's landscapes through infrared lens technology.
2. Monochromatic Imagery - A trend in photography that focuses on capturing dramatic scenes with shades of charcoal and cloudy skies, creating a sense of mystery and isolation.
3. Natural Landscape Exploration - Opportunity for nature enthusiasts and travel companies to showcase Iceland's untouched beauty and highlight the coexistence of wildlife and stunning natural formations.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - Photographers can experiment with infrared lens technology to capture unique and striking images, creating a new niche market for dark and moody landscapes.
2. Art - Artists can find inspiration in the monochromatic imagery of Andy Lee's Blue Iceland series, leading to the creation of abstract and thought-provoking pieces.
3. Travel - Travel companies can promote the untouched beauty of Iceland's landscapes and offer nature exploration tours that highlight the coexistence of wildlife and stunning natural formations.
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