Photographer uses everyday objects to create tiny worlds
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By Vika https://pictolic.com/article/photographer-uses-everyday-objects-to-create-tiny-worlds.htmlPeter Chakvari spent 5 years creating this project called Tiny Wasteland. The series features miniature figurines placed alongside everyday objects to create the illusion of microscopic worlds.
As a food photographer, he mostly shoots them on or with food.
9 PHOTOS
1. Sponge mower.
2. We found something.
3. Watch your step.
4. Killer calories.
5. Morning routine.
6. Oh my dear Clementine
7. Lake soup.
8. Pate.
9. It shouldn't be here.
Keywords: Photographer | Photo projects | Objects | Illusion | Microscopic worlds | Miniature figurines
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