I first discovered French photographer
Rémy Lidereau's work in the monograph
reGeneration: 50 Photographers of Tomorrow. His series
Trompe-l’œil explores urban, suburban and rural landscapes in a seemingly conventional landscape context. However, much like other contemporary photographers working with landscape issues, Lidereau has subtly manipulated his images. These alterations create a tension between the natural reality that he has captured and the virtual reality that he has created.
I would also recommend looking through his series
Corse which has a few really nice images.



From Top To Bottom:
Puteaux, France, Avril 2004
Puteaux, France, Novembre 2003
Courbevoie, France, Mai 2004
Puteaux, France, Mars 2004
All photographs from the series
Trompe-l’œilImages © Rémy Lidereau