praise be to lauren for passing this amazing site to me. home to the painfully gorgeous photography of french/japanese duo, pierre javelle and akiko ida, minimiam is a great collection of photography that you just have to check out. this is seriously the most insanely cool photography i’ve ever seen (aside from my dad’s, that is). [all photography by pierre javelle and akiko ida, all photos from their website]
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I recently saw a photographer’s work just like this stuff at the Saualito, CA Art Festival this past weekend. Don’t remember her name though…
I’m sure Tina is refering to the same woman I saw at the Ann Arbor art fair a few years ago. I think she was based out of CA, but I can’t remember her name either. Her work is just like this.
Gee! This is amazing. Thks for sharing. Have a great weekend ahead. I simply LOVE reading yr blog. LOVE all de pics especially!
that is some AWSOME work no doubt!!!!! talk about thinking out of the box :)
really funny ! :)
wow, looks great. reminds me of an email I got around a year ago with toy soldiers in it (the email subject was to do with weapons of mass destruction or something).
I’ll definitely be sending this link around.
Shaner
I really loove your blog and this photography work is amazing..
Greetings from istanbul
I love the figurines. Does anyone know a good place to buy those?
I love the figurines. Does anyone know a good place to buy those?
I just linked to you for this post. Thank you so much for showing us minimiam!
awesome!
Nice….
As a small plastic man myself, I’m delighted to see this form of art finally being accepted!
No, seriously, this is really, really cool stuff! Thanks for letting us in on it too! :)
i just linked to your site to see these photos, they are so cool, so cute!! and ontop of that i discovered your site!!! i love it:) did you know if minimiam has a book or something i could buy???
That is too cool!!
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The web is call Audrey Heller, and I am from Ann Arbor, I love her work.
hey!!! that’s soooooo stunning!!
Thanks a lot for sharing us ^_^
Chronicler I do this sorta thing as well. These are train set figurines go to a
Hobby shop and ull find some. Make sure to get the most expensive type since those are the most detailed. Any figure under five bucks is probably not detailed enough to make a nice photo!
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