Creative Photographer Mashes Photos Together For Hilarious Results

Believe it or not, the images below are not Photoshopped – it’s all really a product of pure brilliance, talent, and wild imagination.

Yes, none of these photos have been manipulated using a graphic-editing software. In fact, giving it a closer look will reveal that these pieces are actually made of two images.

Stephen McMennamy, an art director, created all these unique works of art. What he did was to take two pictures and then put them up together to produce stunning results. He called it the #ComboPhotos project.

According to him, all he does is to come up with a cool concept, take picture of the two objects, and then simply merge the images together.

Cereal truck

"Thanks for the shade, man! But my girl needs one, too."

Ice cream skiing

A literal hairbrush.

Stephen McMennamy enjoys merging two unrelated objects just to see what happens.

When he started the project, McMennamy was only using an iPhone to take the images. Lately though, he purchased a brand new camera so he can achieve greater quality for the photos. He also utilizes a drone in certain occasions.

Industrial scoop.

No lighter necessary

Sprinkle it on.

He was using nothing but an iPhone when he first started the project.

A sandy situation.

Drill and jump

He explains “It’s really just from looking around and seeing what things are out in the world might make for an interesting fit or what would make for a nice contrast once combined.”

Eventually, he bought another camera to take his hobby to the new level.

Weird-looking fruit.

Wavy water?

McMennamy is presently employed at BBDO Atlanta as the creative art director.

Many have praised his output for the images' seamless transition.

His work circulates heavily on social media.

"This tastes funny"

Explosive gloves

Cutting the cheese

Cherry bowling

Green balloon

If you want to check out more of his stuff, you can visit him on Instagram or Facebook.

Don’t forget to share these fun masterpieces on social media now!