source: theinspirationgrid
Great photo manipulation series by Nicholas Kennedy Sitton.

“These photos are a result of how intriguing the concept of distortion translates to architecture. It creates a sense of falling into itself, like capturing a moment of demolition. I can destroy titanous steel structures with the click of a mouse and create new twisted versions of reality. I was also inspired by San Francisco. I had just moved here and being a new city was disorienting and exciting and I wanted to capture how my whole world had changed.”
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source: wgsn
Even though not truly graphics these twisted and manipulated photos really caught our eye with both technique and pattern. Nicholas Kennedy Sitton is a San Francisco-based photographer who uses a technique similar to the special effects used in the box office hit, Inception.

We love the abstract form and twisted pattern that Sitton achieved through cutting and rotating the image segments slightly. Using architectural landscapes as subject matter gives an added dimension to these beautifully hypnotic photographic artworks.