Portraits of My Family by Camilla Catrambone Focus on Posessions
Meghan Young — June 25, 2013 — Fashion
References: lacatra
The Portraits of My Family photo series is a beautiful way to capture a small essence of loved ones. Instead of revolving around actual face-to-face portraits of these precious individuals, the series focuses on their most cherished possessions. Of course, that makes the series very timely considering how popular these compositions are of late.
Shot by Camilla Catrambone, a photographer and art director based in Florence, Italy, the Portraits of My Family photo series captures her grandparents on both her sides, and it appears her significant other's sides also, as well as mother. While the style of the photos are aligned with each other, the contents really add a personal touch. Whether shot on an old wooden table or a marble surface, they are touching.
Shot by Camilla Catrambone, a photographer and art director based in Florence, Italy, the Portraits of My Family photo series captures her grandparents on both her sides, and it appears her significant other's sides also, as well as mother. While the style of the photos are aligned with each other, the contents really add a personal touch. Whether shot on an old wooden table or a marble surface, they are touching.
Trend Themes
1. Possession-focused Portraiture - Photographers can offer new and unique ways to capture portraits by highlighting the personal items and possessions of their subjects instead of their faces.
2. Sentimental Photography - There is an increasing interest in sentimental photography that focuses on capturing personal and emotional moments or cherished possessions.
3. Emphasis on Personal Connection - Consumers are eager to connect with their loved ones in new and meaningful ways, and photography that focuses on personal possessions can evoke powerful emotional connections.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - Photographers can utilize the trends of possession-focused portraiture and sentimental photography to add value to their services and offer unique and memorable experiences to their clients.
2. Art and Design - Artists and designers can incorporate personal possessions and sentimental imagery into their work to create emotionally-driven pieces that resonate with consumers.
3. Consumer Goods - Brands and businesses can leverage the trend of emphasis on personal connection to offer products that tap into emotional resonances and foster personal relationships with their customers.
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