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A student from Samara turns brutal landscapes into parallel worlds (PHOTO)
Samara student Andrei Tobolyakov needs photoshop and several days to decorate the gray reality of Russian cities and endow landscapes with fascinating elements.
As a basis, he takes real photos of his native Samara, less often uses screenshots of Google maps. Embellishing reality, the author changes portraits of Yekaterinburg, Omsk, Chelyabinsk, Volgograd and other cities.
“This is just a hobby, it takes several days for each work, because I draw a little. I am transforming photos of familiar places to become more interesting, simply because I like it. Photoshop appeared in 2016, in the fall of 2017 I began to make similar images. He studied on YouTube videos.”
As a basis, he takes real photos of his native Samara, less often uses screenshots of Google maps. Embellishing reality, the author changes portraits of Yekaterinburg, Omsk, Chelyabinsk, Volgograd and other cities.
“This is just a hobby, it takes several days for each work, because I draw a little. I am transforming photos of familiar places to become more interesting, simply because I like it. Photoshop appeared in 2016, in the fall of 2017 I began to make similar images. He studied on YouTube videos.”