I Change The Way You See Landscape Photography

I go by the name of Modifeye, and I like to see things differently. Some of my more recent work involved manipulating large bodies of water into a captivating and thought-provoking image.

Below you will see finished projects, followed by some of the support imagery I shot to create it.

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Artificial Beauty

Shot at the famous Wanaka Tree in Southern New Zealand.

Wanaka tree, the original image that sparked the idea

This tree is famous because of how unnatural it seems to be growing in the middle of the lake. I wanted to create a scene where the tree was in a more logical location (in a field) but have someone create the beauty around it.

This is how it was created

Play time is over at Lake Louise

A fun rumor about Lake Louise is that workers drain the lake each year before the summer and paint the basin bright blue, giving it that amazing turquoise color. So what would Lake Louise look like if someone were to drain it?

Original image

These are the things I used to make this manipulation

Be you(tiful)

Stunning Peyto Lake, Canada. Surround yourself with beauty.

The process

Artistic projects that alter natural scenes often benefit from a foundation of curiosity and knowledge about the environment and its quirks. To complement the visual storytelling found here, exploring a selection of intriguing, lesser-known facts can provide fresh insights and inspire new interpretations.

This resource offers a variety of fascinating ideas that could enrich your appreciation of creative transformations in nature photography: engaging curiosities and insights.

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