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Check out these amazing artworks by british photographer Andrew Brooks.
Quote from his webpage:
“Andrew’s creative process often results in capturing hundreds of images to create a complete work. Then, a meticulously developed sequence of cut, paste and rebuilding, moulding a new scene from his own vividly re-imagined viewpoint that is consistent, yet also a parallel with that of the perceived reality it represents.”
For more info, check out: http://www.andrewbrooksphotography.com/
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