Anja Millen’s “Carnival” Series



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Tags: alien beauty, anja millen, children, enlarged eyes, hauntingly beautiful, otherworldly photography, photomanipulation, portraits
Marcela Bolívar’s Ash Series




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Tags: emotive, foliage, hauntingly beautiful, hazy, marcela bolivar, modern fairy tales, nature, otherworldly photography, photomanipulation, silver, surreal
Image of the Day

Winter Is Coming by Anja MillenTags: alien beauty, anja millen, antlers, otherworldly photography, photomanipulation, white, white hair
The Airy Photography of Brooke Shaden





Tags: art nudes, brooke shaden, distorted bodies, dreamscapes, hauntingly beautiful, hazy, levitating, modern fairy tales, otherworldly photography, photomanipulation, surreal
The Art of Blackdante
So lovely.
See her online portfolio here.



Tags: alien beauty, art nudes, emotive, expressive, flour-white face, hauntingly beautiful, horror photography, implied horror, medical-themed, otherworldly photography, photomanipulation, religious imagery, soft color, strange beauty, surreal
Through a Veil Darkly: the Art of Bernd Preiml



Tags: bernd preiml, conceptual, fashion photography, gloomy color schemes, historically inspired, modern fairy tales, neo-victorian, otherworldly photography, photomanipulation, retro, surreal, victorian
Preternaturally Beautiful Horror Photography by Jenn Violetta
Visit Jenn Violetta on Flickr for more of her wonderful photography.


Tags: abuse, blood, bruises, children, colorful, emotive, flour-white face, hauntingly beautiful, horror photography, injuries, innocence, jenn violetta, medical-themed, military-themed, otherworldly photography, photomanipulation, political, surreal, trauma, violence
Digital Horror: The Stunningly Beautiful Art of Karina Marandjian


Tags: bloodmilk, emotive, fleshy, hooks, karina marandjian, moths, nails, photomanipulation, pierced, red and white, self-portraits, surreal horror, torture, trauma
Posters for the “Fake Too Fake” Exhibition



Photographed by Giovanni Bortolani and styled by Marcorea Malià
Tags: conceptual, fleshy, meaty, photomanipulation, political, posters
Little Framed Tragedies: The Art of Larissa Kulik
Each one of Larissa Kulik’s dark and whimsical photomanipulations is framed in a way that tells a story in that single, frozen image. Strings and ropes are a recurring motif, suggesting bondage and the threads of fate. These snapshots-of-dark-fairy-tales, filled with symbolic objects, are unique in the way they’re composed, and often the boundaries of the picture itself are pointed out and lovingly inscribed and decorated, so that each work is a lushly melancholy story-rich image framing itself. Her framed stories are instantly recognizable.


Tags: dolls, modern fairy tales, photomanipulation, victorian
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