The photography industry never ceases to evolve. Every year, the world is treated with something new and refreshing. And 2020 is no exception. If you are in Los Angeles, here are a few predictions of the photography trends to expect from your industry.
Advanced visual aesthetics
This trend is here already but is it going to be even more pronounced in the coming year. Gone are the days when taking a photo meant bringing everything into focus. How about just capturing the right object and leaving out the rest? Visual aesthetics and framing are going to be huge in Los Angeles and the world over in 2020.
Film photography will re-emerge
Another prediction poised to take the Los Angeles Photography Industry by storm is the return of film. As at now, more Los Angeles photographers have already gone back to film. To be frank, nostalgia is the main reason for the bloom in film photography. Most Los Angeles photographers also consider analog cameras to be amazing tools for improving their creative and technical skills.
Drones are here to stay
The drone market in Los Angeles is in full bloom — or so we think. Drone creators are pushing their buttons even more hence making drones more advanced and affordable. What’s more, the sizes of these drones are already shrinking. Chances are, they will be as tiny as a human fist by the time we get to 2020. In fact, rumor has it that the new Mavic Air will not only be the most cost-friendly drone in the market but it will also be foldable, agile and complete with a pro-quality camera, 3D digital, and RAW support.
Travel photography will be massive
With the increased population, people find more reasons to travel and uncover hidden gems around the planet. More travel means more travel photography. Artists will be eager to showcase their prowess through their travel photographs. Keep an eye out for this trend.
Video will bloom more
If you’ve been keen on current photography trends, you know video is slowly taking over the Los Angeles Photography industry. Videos enhance better engagement and interactions than still images. Granted, stills will hold a special place in photography but video shoots will be huge in the coming year.
Isn’t photography evergreen and timeless? Just when you think you have caught up with a current trend, tables turn and you are forced to keep up the pace once more. Hopefully, you now know what to expect from the Los Angeles Photography scene in the coming few months or years.
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