A lot of artists have different tools that they use to create a particular form of work. Some people use paper as a medium whilst others prefer a more digital art form. Then there are those who utilize Photoshop as a tool in order to make something unique which represents them.
Photoshop manipulation is everywhere, commonly used in advertising to deliver a striking message. Or simply to showcase beauty in an alternative form. Or perhaps to make one laugh. Whatever the purpose of Photoshop manipulation, it takes skill as well as dedication to perfect like all other art forms.
Here’s 4 extraordinary Photoshop wizards with a focus on landscapes and scenery.
Recommended Reading: A Tiny Man’s Great Journey – Photo Manipulation By Zev
Andric Ljubodrag
Andric Ljubodrag is a self-taught Yugoslavian photographer who turns the ordinary into the extraordinary. His clients include AT&T and Corona.
Erik Almas
Erik Almas is a San Francisco-based photographer who places an emphasis on lighting and focus, which can be seen through his rich and open landscapes. He plays with surrealism, and adds a touch of fantasy to his landscapes.
Erik Johansson
Erik Johansson is a photographer from Sweden who has a rich imagination, and looks at landscapes in a different way, from torn roads to strange towns. He twists conventions through his vibrant work.
Visit Erik Johansson’s website.
Cut & Fold – erikjohanssonphoto.com
Drifting Away – erikjohanssonphoto.com
Fishy Island – erikjohanssonphoto.com
Set TheM Free – erikjohanssonphoto.com
The Cover Up – erikjohanssonphoto.com
Richard Roberts
Richard Roberts is a digital illustrator and photographer with a flair for dark fantasy. He creates beautiful, gothic images, and takes inspiration from sci-fi and galaxies.
Apocalypse – richardbroberts.com
Ice Passage – richardbroberts.com
Ladt of The Lake – richardbroberts.com
More Cool Photo Manipulations
- Human Photo Manipulation
- Surreal Photo Manipulation
- Water Photo Manipulation
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- Photo Manipulation Of Fire And Flames
Editor’s note: This post is written by Sita Bridglal for Hongkiat.com. She is a copyriter with NuBlue. You can contact or follow her on LinkedIn, Google+ and Youtube.
