Creative photo series by Julia Fullerton-Batten shows teenage girls living in miniature city.
Teenage Stories project was completed without the help of Photoshop.
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Miniature City Photography
August 7th, 2011 | Inspiration |
Jam
miniature city x giant! This is awesome!
Aug 7th, 2011
Mike
This is so cool! I want to be a giant in a mini city
Aug 8th, 2011
Joe
This would be great to see with a tilt-shift lens- or the effect faked.
Aug 8th, 2011
kadal
those are really COOL….my fav is “bike accident”
Aug 8th, 2011
praveen
Really awesome work…very gud execution
Aug 8th, 2011
Critical Eye
Cool!
Aug 8th, 2011
Shade
Wow. Just amazing.
Aug 8th, 2011
wat
I wish there were giant bikini-clad ladies wandering around my city.
Aug 8th, 2011
BOTDF
Who goes shopping for either lemons or oranges in a bikini while walking a dog? o.o
Aug 8th, 2011
MMM
I LOVE the bike one! Hilarious!
Aug 8th, 2011
Ninja Egg :D
i really love stuff like this. :D
Aug 8th, 2011
leazah
I want to go smashing around in them like Godzilla
Aug 8th, 2011
Clare
I don’t like it. I’m not blown away at all. Just my opinion :)
Aug 8th, 2011
mea
amazing
Aug 11th, 2011
jj
I’m sorry but what did the photographer actually do aside from take pictures of models? While I’m pretty sure Photoshop actually WAS used (color correction, cropping, etc), it’s a moot point since these village scenes already existed and she simply used them as a setting for the shoot. She did not build the scenes, she did not modify the sets, she did not have to do anything to make the models look unusually large. It’s the same as taking the kids to Legoland but with better lighting.
Aug 16th, 2011
tt
I agree with jj that it is inherently interesting when you reverse the order of logic which is replacing the physical hierarchy with an emotional one because with these photos, the models dominate the landscape instead of the other way around.
Also, why are they all look like they are posing for an ad from hipster Anthropologie magazine? Incidentally, my favorite one is of the model dead on the side of the highway… heavy, man.
Aug 24th, 2011
Lou
“I’m sorry but what did the photographer actually do aside from take pictures of models?” How is the work of a photograph not enough already? There was thought put into the point of view, framing, poses etc that I’m not sure you’d be able to do yourself. Get off your high horse please.
Nov 25th, 2014