Is the famous Grand Canal in Venice completely frozen? Not really. Even though it seems like it is, these are the works of art director Robert Jahns. Artist Luis Manuel Osorio by Fernando Mark’s Square, or Russia’s Baikal Lake, taken by Daniel Kordan, takes photos by others and combines them to create surreal photographs that look like real. Although the famous canals of Venice have frozen in the past (the closest in 2012), they have never turned completely solid like this.
In Instagram, the artist is known for his bitter Photoshop work, such as a jerky rollercoaster accelerating down the skyscrapers, a deer with branched horns, and brave people demonstrating death-defying tricks. Jahns’ exclusive perspective on the world makes it a second time for anyone looking at his photographs.
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