Ball game: The artist used a portrait lens with a shallow depth of field and composed a mosaic of 22 individual images
Feeding frenzy: Photographer Ronen Goldman was inspired by the notion that he and his fiancee 'feed each other's minds.' She posed with a friend who stood in for Goldman, and then he held a fish bowl over where their heads would have been
Truth behind the image: Although it appears that the girl is floating into a bag on the ground, the image was actually shot with a person lying on the ground and propping her up
Reptilian feelings: The photo represents a fear of relationships, as in, 'Is there room in that bed for me?' But during the shoot, held in Goldman's apartment, there was only one lizard on hand
Art imitating art: Goldman staged this shoot in Brussels, Belgium, after visiting the Magritte Museum dedicated to the famous surrealist painter who has been a source of inspiration
Urban climbers: Goldman shot this photo in a parking garage. The image required some editing and a discretely positioned step-stool
Tricks up his sleeve: Goldman and his friend plotted out the spiral of cards, with each man holding four cards at a time, while a third man was at the camera
Citrus rain: The image shows a man picking a harvest of lemons and limes dropping from the sky like rai
Creative process: Every photo starts with a dream or a fragment of a dream Goldman remembers, followed by months he spends analyzing his feelings about it to create a real-world image
Creative process: Every photo starts with a dream or a fragment of a dream Goldman remembers, followed by months he spends analyzing his feelings about it to create a real-world image
Bedtime story: A strangely beautiful image depicts a woman with a bright light bulb for a head reading a book to children while illuminating her surroundings
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