Tilt-shift photography techniques are often used to give a unique look to landscape photos, but these altered images started out with Van Gogh paintings.

Fans with a ton of enthusiasm and even more photoshop skill have taken their favorite film posters to a new level.

Russian artist Eugene Soloviev crafts disquieting imaginary urban landscapes shrouded in fog, filled with strange architecture and impervious to gravity.

Filip Dujardin creates his own fantasy architecture out of gritty urban images he takes of buildings near his home in Ghent, Belgium.

Warning: objects may be larger than they appear! These tilt-shift photography fake miniatures were created using either a special lens or blurring in Photoshop.

Photo manipulation is not a strictly modern affliction: people have been editing images to change history and sway voters since the invention of photography.

Fancy computer programs aren't always necessary to produce incredible illusions in photography - sometimes all you need is forced perspective.

No matter how often professional Photoshop screw-ups are pointed out to a very amused world, more keep cropping up in magazines, websites and even pizza boxes.

Comic book characters, Star Wars and Army of Darkness get the bold & colorful vintage poster treatment from graphic designer Tom Whalen.

Wayward arms, missing reflections and artificially inflated crowds are just a few consequences of rushed or wholly incompetent Photoshop jobs.