Oliver Wasow
Ranier Valley, Washington
New York-based photographer Oliver Wasow works mostly with digital photography, having taught it at Bard and SVA. He creates hyperrealistic, crisp landscapes that at times can look like portals into another world. And while he’s refrained from it recently, his composite work from the late 90s is my favorite.
Quintana Roo, Mexico
Kuriso River, Hokkaido, Japan
Route 17
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Wowww, I love these. I like in the top one he uses every cheezy landscape trick there is- waterfall, rainbow, cityscape, craggy coastline- it’s like those motivational “Success” posters hanging in office coffee rooms, only on acid, and without any inspirational phrase tacked on underneath….