A photographer hides nude models in his landscapes. Can you find them? (16 photos)

German photographer and artist Jörg Dusterwald has been working in a very unusual genre for over 20 years. He photographs landscapes and masterfully incorporates nude models into them. How does he incorporate them? Quite literally—he covers their bodies with a special paint so they blend into their surroundings.





Düsterwald has achieved unprecedented heights in his work—some of his works require several minutes of close inspection to spot the "mimicking" model.

The famous Lüneburg Heath in Lower Saxony. Incredibly, there's a model lying in the heather!

It's also interesting that the photographer doesn't make the women the main focus of the work, but places them in the landscape as if by the way. Even without the women, Jörg Düsterwald's works are very picturesque and create a special, positive mood.



This work, according to the genre, is tempting to call "My Ex," but wait—we're getting to know the beautiful!

Green meadows, flowers, vineyards, picturesque cliffs, and turbulent streams—the photographer knows a thing or two about natural landscapes. Düsterwald's exhibitions always attract a large audience—for some, they become an introduction to beauty, and for others, an exciting game.



Cliffs near Regenstein Castle in the Harz Mountains



The girl against the magnolia tree is hard to find It's not difficult



But here you'll have to work hard to find a model. Hint: it's just to the right of center.



The photographer is a true master of camouflage—he would have been invaluable in sniper school.



But even such an outstanding girl couldn't hide Master



A flowering bush in Orgbergpark in Emmertal beckons with mystery.



This work is even a little creepy



It's already clear that Düsterwald prefers woody motifs.



Once, near Odessa, I also unsuccessfully descended to the sea along a clay slope, but there was no photographer nearby. was



The Tyrolean mountains and a curvy beauty in a snowdrift. Facing the forest, and, correspondingly, backing away from us.



Yes, Jörg is quite the entertainer, even though he's already a man of years.



The artist also has a perfectly good sense of humor!

The German photographer's work is unusual, but he's not alone in playing with bodies in his work. Italian photographer Johannes Steuter also hides his models in a very original way.