John Nack on Adobe: Friday Photography: NYC, Morlocks, & more

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"Danish photographer Peter Funch stakes New York City street corners out for two weeks at a time, taking pictures of passersby from the very same spot." He then uses Photoshop to composite the results into single images. I love the mass of yawners. [Via Dave Dobish & VSL]
Tomato-upon-dog? Nothin' wrong with that.
Sony Photographer of the Year Awards 2009 features, as expected, some winning pix. Dig this one from Amit Madheshiya. [Via Emma Wilkinson]
Photojojo shows a simple technique using old photos that might, as a side effect, land you in "a nightmarish half-life of Morlocks, flux capacitors and Michael J. Fox"--oh my.
Al Vinjamur shares his large & impressive wildlife photography portfolio. [Via Ken Lawson]

Posted by John Nack at 9:32 AM on April 10, 2009

MoneyMike — 1:10 PM on April 10, 2009 Reply to this comment

I love photography that sounds so cool, i wonder what kind of photo equipment he uses.

Photoshop does some really neat stuff with pictures.

Especially with all of the subjects on a busy city street corner.