Recent acquisitions from the Museum of the Lost and Found Poster present the images in a poetic way. The dark background and spotlight lighting suggest a museum environment.
Birth of Consumerism presents the parts and pieces and how they are put together. This is an informational response and presents the piece as a product.
By altering the photograph slightly, the 3 dimensional model reads as less of a three dimensional space and more as an interpretive image.
Good lighting is essential to your photos. The scale of objects is represented by showing hands. A clean background makes the bright colors pop. The higher camera view gives an overview.
A lower camera angle makes you feel like you are there.
This complementary image further underscores the attitude of the company. These photos were presented in a book format that looked like a clothing catalogue. Check out more of Ben’s project on his website.
