Using only Photoshop, artist Debbie Grossman reimagines images from the Great Depression (via the Farm Security Administration) with women in all the male roles:
The main reason for doing so was to give us the unusual experience of getting to see a contemporary idea of family (female married couples as parents, for example) as if it were historical. … I didn’t shoot other people and composite them in. Mainly, the process was incredibly painstaking and time-consuming. I’d look at an image I wanted to use, and then begin to transform the man into a woman by changing the shape of the jaw and the scale of the figure, smoothing the skin, etc.
The Dish 