May 18, 2004 6:25 PM

Fish's Photoshops

Babylon is a series of stunning photo manipulations from Fish, a young man or woman living in St. Petersburg. See also Fish’s LiveJournal and online gallery, which includes an English translation (slow) and RSS feed. (Via Waxy)

Babylon is a series of stunning photo manipulations from Fish, a young man or woman living in St. Petersburg.

See also Fish's LiveJournal and online gallery, which includes an English translation (slow) and RSS feed.

(Via Waxy)

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