2020 Art Trend Prediction: View From The Top

January 28, 2020 Courtney Rios 0

We’re still fresh on the hottest trends emerging from the art world in 2020, including the latest and greatest in photography. Experts are saying photos taken from soaring altitudes are at an all-time high. iCanvas has prints of stunning views from the top for those who want to bring this look home.

This kind of photography isn’t isolated to your standard overhead shot. Now that drones are more accessible than ever, this trend embraces more complex angles that can’t be achieved from the ground. Imagine horizon-level beach scenes, billowing clouds around mountain peaks, bird’s-eye views of winding roads, and the tops of your favorite city landmarks from unexpected vantage points. This type of aerial photography is perfect for art lovers who are eager to see the world from interesting new perspectives.

iCanvas has a huge variety of prints featuring views from the top, making it easy to find one that fits your personality. Check out our curation below to find your perfect sky-high view.

“Waterlilies I” by Trung Pham shows an aerial view of Vietnamese workers in leaf hats sorting through water lilies.

An aerial view of a road in Paris, France.

“Morning Exercises” by Zhou Chengzhou shows a person walking on a beach as two boats in the water approach the shore.

“Bicycle” by Keisuke Ikeda shows an aerial view of a lone cyclist on a large street covered with white traffic markings.

“Deep Water” by Ambra shows an aerial view of a person holding a red umbrella while walking down a sandy beach along the water’s edge and their elongated shadow.

“Bay Bridge San Fran” by Peter Yan shows the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge against an ombre blue and yellow sky with buildings in the distance.

“Paris Rooftops” by Ruby and B shows the rooftops of neutral-colored buildings in Paris.

“Untitled” by Carlo Tonti shows an overhead view of people swimming in a body of water.

“Umbrellas At Tulips Field” by Hobopeeba shows an aerial view of pink, purple, red, and orange umbrellas making the shape of a heart in a red field of tulips.

“Aerial South Beach II” by Susanne Kremer shows blue and white umbrellas and chairs on a sandy Miami beach.

“City View” by Bill Carson Photography shows an aerial view of a busy city street surrounded by towering skyscrapers with a train line seen above the road.

“Grand Canal Aerial, Venice II” by Matteo Colombo shows an overhead view of buildings with orange rooftops surrounding a blue canal with boats in it.

Didn’t find one you love? Browse the complete 2020 Art Trend Collection of views from the top available on iCanvas.

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