Ben Salter's photos with the keyword: manipulation

Here's the latest edition to the Capt Gorgeous household, a new car!

Here's the latest edition to the Capt Gorgeous household, a new car!

Whilst setting up the studio for my latest "Nightmare" shots, I clicked this one off of myself as a lighting test. 10 secs at f/11. Boy can I sit still!!

The Andromedans hear your voice like distant amusement park music converged on by ambulance sirens and they understand everything. They're on your side. They forgive you. Getting busy with the vacuum cleaner again!

I perceived the huge jaws at the extremity of the proboscis, suddenly expand themselves, and from them there proceeded a sound so loud and so expressive of wo, that it struck upon my nerves like a knell, and as the monster disappeared at the foot of the hill, I fell at once, fainting, to the floor.

I just hold my hands beside myself and try to comprehend this madness deep inside my head, too deep for it to mend don’t dare to touch it hurts to hold so deep inside you think you see someone strong and brave in me. Maybe my favourite so far?

Oh make me a mask and a wall to shut from your spies Of the sharp, enamelled eyes and the spectacled claws Rape and rebellion in the nurseries of my face.

A day off, bored.... "Hey I've got the camera an old water pistol and Photoshop!! Lets get busy!!!!" Tech details: Camera on Self timer at f10 for 20secs at ISO200 in RAW. Taken in a dark room with remote flash through red gel at just below chest height (The flash trigger is in my left hand). The weapon is a modified water pistol with wires, xmas mirror ball, and a pair of of stainless steel cup hangers from the £1 shop at right angles to each other, attached to the front. The LEDs, sparks and fire were added in photoshop. The body is mine!! If your using the "New Flickr" press F now!!

A 'Tilt-Shift' Photograph, trying to produce what looks like an architects model, from a photograph of an actual place.

A 'Tilt-Shift' Photograph, trying to produce what looks like an architects model, from a photograph of an actual place.

A 'Tilt-Shift' Photograph, trying to produce what looks like an architects model, from a photograph of an actual place.