Brilliant Photo Manipulations By Erik Johansson
Today I would like to introduce you with a phenomenon photographer "Erik Johansson." He is making the photo that called Manipulation which almost matching with our class multiple portrait assignment except these are more advanced.
“I’m a photographer and retoucher from Sweden. I use photography as a way of collecting material to realize the ideas in my mind.”
Erik Johansson, a Swedish photographer and retoucher, 4 years ago, when he was still a computer engineering student. Even back them, despite lack of professional training in photography, his wildly creative photo manipulations would be a stand-out example of retouching.
Erik’s work has a two-fold effect: on the one hand, it’s completely unbelievable and reality-defying, while on the other hand the high-skilled retouching makes it look almost real. The photographer first develops an idea in his head before he sets out to make the pictures; he even models in some of them himself – yes, that’s the blond guy, distorting his face with his own fist!
Erik says he has been drawing for as long as he can remember – maybe influenced by his painter grandmother – but his first digital camera at the age of 15 opened up a whole new world for the guy: “Being used to drawing it felt quite strange to be done after capturing a photo, it wasn’t the process of creating something in the same way.” He picked up his interest for retouching while studying, and today is a prolific artist, working on both commissions and personal projects. Let his fantasy worlds absorb you!
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Expecting Winter
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Set Them Free
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Groundbreaking
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Cut & Fold
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Snow Cover
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Arms Break, Vases Don’t
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Roadworker’s Coffee Break
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Fishy Island
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Face vs. Fist
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Go Your Own Road
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Kaffeslump
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Order Print
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Vertical Turn Self-Actualization
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Big Laundry Day
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Stryktålig A Painting Too Real
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Electric Guitar
Credits
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