
Japanese artist, Tatsuya Tanaka, believes everyone has sometimes imagined that leaves floating on water looked like little boats, or that broccoli or parsley resembled a Tiny forest. A desire to express such imaginings through photos inspired him to put together his ‘Miniature Calendar’ project – where he posts a new photo every day.

The photographs in Tanaka’s project primarily depict surreal worlds by using miniature human figures surrounded by everyday object such as plastic straws, food, circuit boards and more.

Despite the tiny proportions of the worlds he creates, they’re definitely big on Imagination. The fact that Tanaka has been continuing this project for 5 years is a testament to his ongoing imagination and creativity.

Tanaka is a great example of how a Photographer can create outstanding photography that is fun, and that engages its audience on all levels.

With a large number of faithful followers, Tanaka continues to post new photos on his website on a daily basis (http://miniature-calendar.com).
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