We’re all familiar with the idea that all couples eventually begin to resemble one another. There have even been scientific studies about why these similarities in appearance seem to grow over time. If anything, this series by New York-based photographer Bobby Neel Adams proves that this concept might not be entirely true; rejecting Photoshop in favor of a manual technique that he calls “photo surgery,” Adams marries together images of romantic partners, fusing them to create one figure. The results, while absolutely fascinating, aren’t necessarily pretty, and in a few cases are actually rather disturbing. Click through now to see the full selection of Franken-couples, and head to Adams’ website to see him do the same thing with close family members and photos of people as children and adults.
Bernadette and Bob. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Tara and Todd. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Matt and Wendy. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Bruce and Deena. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Tim and Suzanne. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Naut and Mitzi. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Chris and Christene. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Mike and Karen. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Bill and Cate. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Girls. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
Blonds. Photo credit: Bobby Neel Adams
