Juxtaposition photography

Juxtaposition is a powerful way to convey a scene with contrasting elements. We give you a good range of juxtaposition examples to start you thinking!

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Moises Levy is a Mexico City-based photographer who uses juxtaposition to tell the story of life on beaches and open spaces. His black-and-white photo

Juxtaposition means two things side-by-side. In artwork, this is created with the intent of creating a subconscious effect by using two contrasting elements.

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There's any number of sites on the internet where you can see more than your fair share of naked human flesh, but I'll wager that you've never seen the classic nude depicted from the angle chosen by New Zealand photographer John Crawford. The compositions range from the acutely subtle camouflage of a train track to the more in-your-face airport runway, but regardless of context the series has an instant impact that the photographer deserves nothing but credit for. More please JC.

These surreal photos are not Photoshop inventions. Art Director Stephen McMennamy looks for simple backgrounds, takes two photographs, and then carefully arranges them together. The early #combophoto project shots were taken with an iPhone, but McMennamy recently bought a new camera to improve the quality, and occasionally uses a drone.