INCREDIBLE images show naked models camouflaged with body paint and made invisible against a range of scenic backgrounds.
The pictures were created by German artist Jörg Düsterwald, 54, who has been using body paint in his work for over 20 years.
A model camouflaged at the the Fischer winery in Neckarsulm, Germany (Hint: look at the barn door) Credit: Verwendung weltweit The famous Luneburg Heath in Lower Saxony (Hint: in the centre of the heather) Credit: Verwendung weltweit Near the Regenstein Castle in the Harz Mountains (Hint: the large rock to the left of centre) Credit: Verwendung weltweit In front of a magnolia tree in the Gutspark, Hasperde Credit: Avalon.red. All rights reserved. The photos require the model to be meticulously painted before being carefully positioned on the intended background.
Once the model is in place, Jörg will add details to the paint work to ensure they blend in as well as possible.
Each shoot is planned in detail and typically takes several hours.
Jörg has used his skills in numerous creative projects, including artwork, advertising, and TV marketing campaigns.
Each of the images in his latest set represents a different month of the year, and will be featured in a nature-themed calendar for 2021.
But can you spot the models hiding in each scene?
A woodland in the the Okertal region of the Harz mountains (Hint: the large rock to the right of centre) Credit: Verwendung weltweit In the town of Hessisch Oldendorf (Hint: at the foot of the tree) Credit: Verwendung weltweit Outside the town of Bad Nenndorf (Hint: on the tree to the right) Credit: Verwendung weltweit In a hedge in the Ohrbergpark in Emmerthal Credit: Verwendung weltweit In a tree in the town of Brullsen Credit: Verwendung weltweit Near the village of Sedemunder in Loxer Saxony (Hint: the tree to the right) Credit: Verwendung weltweit On a beach of the island of Sylt (Hint: the rock to the left of centre) Credit: Avalon.red. All rights reserved. The Wilder Kaiser Nature Reserve in Tyrol (Hint: the snow in the foreground) Credit: Avalon.red. All rights reserved.