15 images proving that Google Glass will change the future of photography
One of the key advantages when shooting with Google Glass is the ability to shoot "in the first person", as if through the eyes of an event participant. And just as smartphones have revolutionized mobile photography, taking pictures with Glass and similar devices can take photography to a new level. This is confirmed by a selection of unusual images published by Business Insider.
(15 photos in total)
1. When photographing with Glass, you do not need to hold a camera in your hands. This makes it possible to create interesting shadows in the frame — as, for example, in this street shot of Richard Hernandez.
2. Hernandez specializes in street photography, and he took some pretty interesting pictures while testing his Google Glass.
3. The photographer has created his own recognizable style, but not without small tricks. So, for example, the original image taken on Glass, he can process using the Mextures application for smartphones to achieve a grainy effect.
4. Color photos of Hernandez are also quite spectacular. In the picture below, for example, he combined two different photos taken on Glass, resulting in one seamless image.
5. Another example of how a user used a shadow to create a beautiful picture through Glass.
6. The photographer's free hands can become part of the composition of the image — as in this picture of Seda Sec, who captured the sunset in Miami.
7. In free hands, you can take any object that completely rethinks the composition of the picture.
8. We are talking not only about artistic photography, but also about new facets of citizen journalism. For example, Glass user Don Schwartz took a photo of a car crash that occurred on the highway next to his car.
9. Glass has a 5-megapixel camera, but it is also capable of capturing images of very beautiful colors. As, for example, in this picture of the docks in Boston, also owned by Don Schwartz.
10. First-person view of the Washington Monument.
11. A picture with a similar composition may look fundamentally different.
12. This picture was taken by a user named Max before a football match.
13. Another owner of "smart glasses" with their help documented his 90-kilometer bicycle journey.
14. A landscape taken from a surfboard by a Glass user named Chris.
15. The owner of glasses named Joe and his photo from a rock concert.
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