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This dad uses Photoshop to turn his son into a giant that toys with famous landmarks in awesomely surreal scenarios

Posted: 2016-12-11 11:00:14

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â€¢ Adrian Sommeling is a photographer, graphic designer, and artist who Photoshops his son onto famous landmarks with surreal proportions.
â€¢ Heâ€™s inspired by watching his son and remembering his own childhood.

Adrian Sommelingâ€˜s 10-year-old son can grow hundreds of feet with just a few clicks.

The Netherlands-based photographer, graphic designer, and artist has a fine arts background, but enjoys using Photoshop to create surreal scenarios.

His vividly detailed images star his son as a giant who toys around with famous landmarks. Sometimes, he even makes an appearance himself.

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