Surreal Photography: Creating the Impossible

Ever since Man Ray imposed the sound holes of a violin onto his model's back, photographers have been enthusiastic practitioners of surreal art. Now with the advent of high-quality digital photo-manipulation the possibilities for creativity have become infinite. This book reveals the latest techniques in the field of surreal photography and features art from a host of the very best modern surreal photographers.

- Breaks down the shooting and editing process so any photographer can make their own impossible images

- With processing walkthroughs from contributing artists including Natalie Dybisz, Julie de Waroquier and Sarolta Ban

- Step-by-step instructions for creating extraordinary scenes

- Covers many different styles, from impossible landscapes to unsettling portraits