The changing of the seasons affects the landscape. The changing of the seasons is a beautiful event. Every biological activity and its related way of life is timed to coincide with the seasons. Nature may bloom, ripen, fade, sleep, and experience various other changes throughout the year, depending on the season. Nature’s components are always beautiful in their way, no matter what season or stage of life we are in at the time.

Here’s a great example of what I mean. The name knows the island of Kotisaari. Finnish Island, which has striking similarities to the island of ‘Sri Lanka,’ is breathtaking in all four seasons and may be visited at any time of year. The magnificence of this island was recorded by Finnish photographer Jani Ylinampa, who collected the fantastic pictures that follow to show you what he saw.

The island of Kemi is situated in the Kemi River, close to the town of Rovaniemi. This fortification functioned as a bastion when the lumberjack industry depended on rivers to deliver its products. Now it’s simply lazing in the water, enjoying itself for what it is. Ylinampa was able to get some breathtaking aerial photos of the island that captured the island’s beauty throughout the four seasons.

As a result, we’ve decided to assemble a collection of pictures of this island shot by Ylinampa while using his photographic skills. If you would like to view more of his work, please scroll down to the bottom of this page. In addition, please do not forget to express your opinions in the comment sections below.

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Surreal photography stretches the boundaries of what is possible with an image.

Known for its unusual writings, odd photographs, and artworks, photo surrealism is a literary and artistic movement that started in France in the early 1920s and spread worldwide.

The goal of surreal photography was to blur the boundaries between reality and imagination and release emotion.

Surreal photography inspires its followers to expand their views, rethink their ideas, and create something unique and unforgettable. Many photographers have been influenced by this particular genre and have used it to fulfil their most significant ambitions.

When surrealism was in its infancy, photographers utilized darkroom methods and optical illusions to create their worlds, which they then shared with others. Today, we may make our bizarre worlds by combining real-world objects (for example, Oleg Oprisco) with editing software (for example, Rosie Hardy) or by combining the two methods.

Scenes in surreal photography are unlikely to exist in the actual world, and surrealist photographers produce pictures with a one-of-a-kind look.

Surreal pictures are often made out of overlapping photographs, abstract forms, or bursts of light that mislead the viewer’s senses in various ways.

A picture that seems to be stunningly lifelike in appearance despite the fact that the viewer’s brain believes that the things he or she is seeing are physically impossible. The manipulation of surreal pictures is a tough job to do.

To achieve such a result, a particular sort of creativity is needed. However, it is not just about the sophisticated photo editing software or the camera; it is also about the many techniques employed by photographers to produce the attraction of these odd photographs.

It doesn’t matter if the images are produced in a darkroom or the virtual world of Photoshop; surreal photography tries to communicate a world beyond reality and properly represent someone’s unique and unusual thoughts. Beginning with the earliest examples of surrealist photography in the 1920s and continuing to the most recent works by the world’s most brilliant photographers today, we have witnessed a genuine development of photography as a medium within the sensibility of surrealism, which is considered to be one of the most influential art movements of the 20th century. A visual (sur)reality devoid of logic and reason has been shown to us by these artists, one that shocks and scares us at the same time as it draws us in because of its incredible composition and astounding – above all, impossible – subject matter.