2. This photo is by Benoit Paille, a photographer based in Montreal.
3. Surreal
4. The light source is levitating in the middle of the woods and hitting the thin trees with a warm yellow glow. It is strangely emitting light from every direction, even to the trees that stand behind it. It makes me wonder where the light came from and what it wants.
https://www.enterprise.co.uk/en/inspiration/headlights/10-keeping-surreal.html
I chose this picture because it changes as you look at it. At first the egg looks huge, then the egg is just sitting on top of the roof, and then the egg is hovering over the roof. I also like that this is a real photo that has achieved a surreal vibe without being heavily photoshopped.
2. http://www.core77.com/posts/53867/Erik-Johanssons-Surrealist-Photography
Photograph taken by Erik Johansson
3. Surreal
4. This photograph brings outside nature into one’s home. The photo makes it seem as though the two worlds seamlessly blend together. The lighting in the room is produced by a bedside lamp as well as the moon inside the bedroom. The natural and artificial light being within the same room, but lighting different landscapes created a surreal feeling of the photograph.
I took the photo
Spooky
Lurking around Hofstra one night, I noticed the light of the bears’ statue looked particularly ominous. I’d never even noticed the light shining on the bears during daylight hours, so the distortion of the bears in the night was quite spooky. Hofstra probably intended them to represent something good, but they look creepy nonetheless and I hadn’t ever noticed the statue until encountering it as the beast it appeared to be.
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