'Inbetween' by James Abbott Captures Nature Coexisting With City
Marissa Brassfield — October 24, 2009 — Art & Design
References: behance.net
It's hard not to love tilt-shift photography, especially when it's done as expertly as 'Inbetween' by James Abbott. This miniaturized series of cityscapes captures the balance of nature and humankind that occurs in metropolitan areas. The tiny strips of landscaped center medians, sidewalks and gardens are juxtaposed with mounds of construction dirt, streets and modern concrete architecture.
Check out more images of 'Inbetween' by James Abbott in the gallery above, and keep clicking for more incredible tilt-shift photography features.
Check out more images of 'Inbetween' by James Abbott in the gallery above, and keep clicking for more incredible tilt-shift photography features.
Trend Themes
1. Tilt-shift Photography - Using tilt-shift photography to create miniaturized cityscapes presents opportunities for creating unique and captivating visual content.
2. Nature in Urban Settings - Capturing the coexistence of nature and urban environments in photography highlights the need for sustainable and green design in cities.
3. Juxtaposition of Landscapes - Creating a contrast between landscaped areas and modern architecture in images can inspire innovative urban planning solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - The growing interest in tilt-shift photography presents opportunities for photographers to develop unique techniques and styles.
2. Urban Design - The juxtaposition of nature and urban spaces in photography can encourage urban designers and architects to prioritize green and sustainable elements in their projects.
3. Construction - Exploring the balance between construction projects and natural surroundings in photography can prompt construction companies to adopt more environmentally friendly practices.
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