Martin Becka’s series Transmutations was shot in 2008, but in it, the city of Dubai looks as though it was conjured in the sci-fi inflected mind of Fritz Lang during the thirties.

To achieve the otherworldly effect, Becka used camera equipment and techniques from the 19th century: paper negatives, a view camera from 1857, copper plates and handmade paper prints.













[via Gizmodo]


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