Robert Rickhoff transforms ordinary photos into unusual “Out of Place” scenes.

 

Photographer Robert Rickhoff can make your boring, ordinary photo into something interesting and dynamic, bursting with awesomeness.

A graduate of Crossmedia Design and armed with mouse and brilliant ideas, he transformed some of the ordinary photos into, appropriately called, “Out of Place” scenes. The result was impressive.  He made the images perfectly real… I mean surreal.  :)

Enjoy!

 

All images courtesy of Robert Rickhoff, and are published with permission. To see more of his work, please visit his Website:

 

Got some supernatural power?

 

 

While playing tennis, keep your eye on the ball… and cars, too!

 

 

Wanna jump? But you need to be precise here. No kidding around!

 

 

First up… Tell your neighbor to move the car.

 

 

Yes you can… just watch your kid… and the cars.

 

 

Now… this is cool.  My kid would love this!

 

 

This is insane!  You need zillion of coins here!

 

 

Train?  Nahhh, I’ll take a walk.

 

 

To get to the other side…  read the speed sign.

 

 

 What can say?   Awesome!

 

 

move it already!  LOL !

 

 

Take the pedestrian lane… no jaywalking, please.

 

 

Wanna play soccer?  LOL

 

 

Before boarding… Care to do a 30-minute treadmill?

 

 

This pool needs to be moved to the other side.  :)

 

 

yeah, read the sign.

 

 

 

 Car parking lot ?

 Nahhhh!

 

 

wanna slide?… but for tough kids only!

 

 

Awesome chair…

 

 

Fond of rock climbing?…  this one is for you. LOL

 

 

Robert Rickhoff — graduated from Crossmedia Design at ArtEZ Enschede in Netherlands.

On his blog page he writes:

“I think without a concept, theres nothing. Having found the concept, it´s a question of communicating this in the clearest and shortest way. Nothing superfluous or that can´t be justified, everything for a reason and everything with a function. There´s no room here for I like that or I don´t like that, there is only room for it´s effective or not. I am interested in finding ideas that will be remembered effectively and draw attention”

Indeed, his photo-manipulation work will be “remembered effectively” in the years to come.