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Scrolling through social media can make you think that everyone is a photographer nowadays. Perfectly composed and lit images have become the norm, and it doesn’t matter if someone is flexing their new car or showing off their tight summer body — it looks as if they hired a professional team to photograph it. But this Mexican photographer who goes by the name Omahi is on a mission to prove to us that appearances can be misleading. Especially online.

Bored Panda already wrote about Omahi revealing the behind-the-scenes of glamorous photos, but the guy has continued his awesome work so we just had to cover his most recent pics, too. From turning a bland room into a prison cell to transforming an inflatable mini pool into a surreal pond, here’s how far can creativity take your photography.

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Omahi said that when he began revealing the ins-and-outs of creative photography, many who were into it tried to keep what they have learned to themselves. “I am one of those artists who made showing the ‘behind-the-scenes’ viral,” he told Bored Panda. “Today, many do it but I was one of the first ones when it was still kind of taboo.”

“I have always been interested in art but 4 years ago, I felt the need to express what I feel through photography as well, so I started sharing the results on social media,” Omahi said, adding that he considers his style creative and/or artistic. “I always try to surprise my followers with something new, showing that anyone can make art anywhere.”

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Omahi explained that he developed as an artist due to the desire of standing out. “I wanted to do something different that no one else did, and I started taking [more and more] complex photos with very interesting cameras, which caused me to go viral on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter. Then, everything snowballed into a new trend and now a lot of photographers show the ‘behind-the-scenes’ too.”