The birth of photography brought an impact on painting, but not long after, people discovered that photography is still very limited than painting. Photographers cannot create the scenery in front of them, and can only capture them completely through cameras. Photographers seeking breakthroughs began to find some special ways to "transform" photography to make it more creative, innovative and interesting, so creative photography came into being.
Creative photography is named after the creativity. After the photography, the photographer is not just a photographer, but has become a coordinator or photography director. They need to coordinate the background and relationship between models, and use the built scenes to shoot interesting and design-oriented artistic photography works, which requires extremely high comprehensive abilities of the photographer.
Creative photography is not a new thing that has emerged in recent years. The famous surreal artist Dali took a creative photography through creative photography. In this photography work, Dali jumped up to paint, with a floating stool on the left, and a bucket of water thrown by his assistant on the right. In order to take this photo, Dali took more than 6 hours and took hundreds of photos, and finally chose this work that satisfies Dali.
Today, creative photography works have become diverse with the help of new technologies and new props. Photographers continue to use their imagination to bring us new surprises. The photographers I want to introduce to you today are a pair of creative photographers. They are from Poland, called Asida Turawa and Radoslaw Rezikovsky. The creative photography works of these two photographers are very wonderful and frequently arouse heated discussions.
There are no complex scenes in their recent set of photography, only a few beautiful models, and props responsible for playing creative roles are also very common, such as earth, water and wind. By throwing and using these elements to the model, the earth, water and wind splash on the model, forming a shocking dress, leaving a deep impression on everyone who sees it.
In order to take this set of photos, Asida Tulava said that it took them a total of 3 days to complete the shooting. Each photo was taken by a camera and was not processed by image editing software. These elements dress photos formed through creativity are like the photography work "Atomic Dali" that pays tribute to Dali, which is also an attempt by these two photographers. I believe that there will be more similar and exciting photography works in the future.
Let us enjoy these interesting and creative photography works together. I believe this set of photos can bring you a unique visual enjoyment.
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