To make surreal photos, you don’t always need a photo manipulation software. John Dykstra proves this with his incredible photography work created entirely in his improvised garage studio. He explains how he didn’t want to wait for the perfect conditions to start:
“Since I knew I wouldn’t be able to afford my own studio space until I had my feet on the ground, my parents lent me their garage space to use as my dedicated studio. The following images were all created in that small, crowded, too-hot-in-the-summer, too-cold-in-the-winter, Michigan garage!”
When you have the talent, there’s no holding back.
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