Creative Photoshopping by Erik Johansson
There are many people who will say that Photoshop is bad, and that you shouldn’t alter your photos digitally (or at most you should do just some brightness corrections).
Well, panda thinks that this is a big BS! Why should we suppress our creativity in any way?
Just look at these inspirational photo manipulations by Erik Johansson, and think for awhile – could it be done without Photoshop? No!
So stop complaining, and better grab a Photoshop tutorial!
Ok, now let’s get back to Erik, the artist that will kill your boredom after a few seconds.
Main facts:
Name: Erik Johansson
Age: young
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
Equipment: Canon EOS 5d mark II, Canon EF 24-70/2.8L USM, Canon EF 50/1.8, Canon EF 17-40/4L USM, Elinchrom flashes
Source of inspiration (a few): My daily life, M.C. Escher, Salvador Dali, René Magritte, Rob Gonsalves, bob hund
Website: www.alltelleringet.com
P.S.: now all those trolls can say “photoshopped†in their comments and they will be 100% right
Deep Cuts
Fishy Island
Perspective Squarecase
Reflective cubes
Roadworkers Coffeebreak
TETRIS
Melting Point
Heaven Express
Vertical Turn
Attractive Streetlights
Homo Sapiens
Swedish Airhouse
Tough
(Ironing)
Question Architecture
Hanging See on the wall
Wet dreams on open water
Face vs. Fist
Coffee Spill
The Downside of Shredding Continued
Go Your Own road
The room
No Limits
Strange Forest
Arms break, Vases Don’t
Oranges are Best Whole
Layout of the Fourth Dimension
Lazy Dogs Have also Come out
Last Tree, Last Autumn
Casual Breakfast
Man Made Flood
Winner in Scandinavian photo’s photo challenge 2007
Docka
Unexpected Visitor
Working at Sea
LEGO
Sewers Hide More than just a Bad Luck
Escalator in the Sky
Shaving is for Boys
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dith is so graet
That was absolutely brilliant!
I guess by “No Limints” you meant “No Limits”. If that’s so, you should correct it.
Ehsan, thank you, corrected!
the reflection in the reflective cubes picture should actually be reversed.. still cool tho
Curses.. I get linked here for your bloody fountain 15 minutes walk from my front door.
Which isn’t usually bloody, people just love f*ckin’ around with that thing, often with soapy suds flooding all over the pavement on drunken nights out =D
.. Then find an interesting-sounding article, only to discover I’m already watching this guy actively on DeviantART >.>
These are absolutely amazing!!! I’ve been working with photochop cs3 for about a year and a half, and I couldn’t pull any of this off.
YEAH DIGITAL EDITING THIS IS ART!!!
Photohopped, ok, but your work ends up being better because it seems you do some real rendering as well. Awesome, I’ve always liked your Tetris piece, this is the first time seeing others. Where can we see a real life exhibit?