'Tilt Shift' from Robert McLaughlin Features Lilliputian Landscapes
Allison Love — August 3, 2010 — Fashion
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'Tilt Shift' is a series of photos from Robert McLaughlin which feature large-scale seascapes or objects that are made to look miniature. For example, there is a stage with ballet dancers on it wherein the dancers look like little tiny dolls rather than the life-sized dancers that they are.
'Tilt Shift' plays with the perceptions of reality in such a way that the sailboats and buildings look like fake infrastructure that someone has built from a kit. Robert McLaughlin definitely plays with reality in an unusual but appealing way.
'Tilt Shift' plays with the perceptions of reality in such a way that the sailboats and buildings look like fake infrastructure that someone has built from a kit. Robert McLaughlin definitely plays with reality in an unusual but appealing way.
Trend Themes
1. Miniature Photography - Opportunities for augmented reality experiences that create realistic lilliputian landscapes and objects.
2. Tilt Shift Art - Disruptive innovation opportunities for designing unique merchandise and marketing campaigns using tilt shift art aesthetic.
3. Perception Manipulation - Applications in VR and AR technology to create immersive experiences that play with perception.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - Opportunities for photographers to create unique and eye-catching images using tilt shift techniques.
2. Marketing and Advertising - Disruptive innovation opportunities for advertising agencies to create memorable and effective campaigns using tilt shift art aesthetic.
3. Virtual and Augmented Reality - Applications in VR and AR technology to create immersive experiences that play with perception and scale, expanding the possibilities for creative expression.
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