Wonderland (A visit to a minuature fantasy)
The following WonderLand series was shot by the photographer Aimishboy, using a simple and elegant artificial lighting and household objects (from vegetables to plastic bags).
The photos are shot (mostly) in a miniature studio on his kitchen’s table with a Canon EOS 60D Camera, and a Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro lens and Flashes, they are real and NOT a digital manipulation.
The small models were found in his apartment and on plants outside his window, none of them was hurt during shooting.
The small models were found in his apartment and on plants outside his window, none of them was hurt during shooting.
Check it out his work, great Macro Lens entertainment!
If I had a world of my own,
everything would be nonsense.
Nothing would be what it is,
because everything would be what it isn’t.
And contrary wise, what is, it wouldn’t be.
And what it wouldn’t be, it would. You see?
Alice in wonderland!
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I adore this. What a magical use of insect (and lizard) models. What imagination!
So innovative, right?! Thx Dani!
Okay, right, so I hate bugs – loathe them actually. I know, I know they are beautiful creations, but I just can’t stand the thought of them anywhere near me
That said – I really loved the pictures. Surprisingly so actually considering my bug phobia.
My favorite is the lizard licking it’s lips (although the lizard isn’t technically a bug, right?) – That somehow was very me.
And the one lizard’s small critter is the other girls caramel latte, right?
Thanks for sharing – lovely post once again
Lizards are not bugs, but we thought we could include them in the bugsland! Thx once again, Kianys!
Stunning and refreshing, did I spot broccoli?
Thx a lot… not so sure about the broccoli, but it kinda looks like it, huh?
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Magical micro wonderland
I wish I was a bug for a sec just to enjoy this particular wonderland! thx Kathy!
What whimsy! I love the micro models and their fairyland backdrops. Great share.
Glad you liked it, cuz we’re still really impressed by those little beings! Thx Ryan!
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Thx a lot, Tom!
Fun photos! Thanks.
Thx thx thx TBM!
Some bug I love. Some bugs I hate. My reasons for the love and hate relationship, I’m sure most everyone can relate! LOL! (Pst! I love lady bugs, but who doesn’t and I hate wasps… Nasty!)
I just built my love and hate relationship with bugs… before was just the hate part. But looking at those bugs in this series makes me wonder why not love them as well… they look quite photogenic! Thx again, Ledia!
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Thx a lot!!!!!! Hope to see you soon!
Awesome!
Thx once again!
These are beautiful. I’ve always loved the Praying Mantis (is it preying or praying? Its a double entendre..) but somehow he almost “humanized” all of the bugs in this set.
Amazing. I hate bugs, but this makes them look so beautiful. Great photography. Good post as always.
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Me gusto! I often take photos of bugs and paint them in watercolor, especially close-ups because they seem so magical, almost like they are from another world. Anyway, really cool.