August 14, 2015 - Link to   Photoshop for the Birds  by Alyssa Coppelman published in Inspire Adobe     At first glance, Cheryl Medow's highly detailed images look like real landscapes, but it soon becomes apparent that something more unusual is going on. To create her ongoing series Envisioning Habitat, Medow first photographs birds and landscapes in the United States, Africa, Europe, and South and Central America. Then she constructs an entirely new reality out of those original photographs, resulting in the art you see here.
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