10 photo visualizations that reveal hidden worlds
Bobby Neel Adams uses photo surgery to combine images of a person at two different ages.
Marcus Lyon subtly combines images. He says: "The world is too fabulously complicated for me to say what I want in a single shot. So I bring multiple images together to create a greater truth."
Dennis Hlynsky digitally traces the paths of flying birds.
Jean-Yves Lemoigne uses strobe lights and long exposures to capture a tennis stroke.
Richard Silver combines sequential photos to show the passage of time.
Peter Funch combines photos to create imaginary scenarios.
Alexey Titarenko depicts St. Petersburg after the fall of Communism, using long exposures to reduce crowds to smoke.
Michael Najjar fuses panoramic photos of cities to depict a complex, super-dense future.
Jenny Odell creates collages with satellite images.
"The boundaries of photoviz are not fixed, but I hope that its aspirations and importance are clear," writes Feltron.
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