Photographer Captures Small Toys With Big Imagination
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To be creative you have to keep your inner child alive. Mexican photographer Felix Hernandez Rodriguez is a grown-up who’s never stopped playing. He creates his majestic photographs including small toys.
Felix says that his photography is not “what exists there, but portray what exist in me”. The photographer creates magical scenes with the help of mundane products, such as flour to imitate snow or cigarette smokes to add some atmosphere. Felix mixes real and scaled models with the help of his vivid imagination and Photoshop. He uses a macro lens and the technique called “focus stacking”, when multiple photos are merged to create a wider focus.
“It’s such a big pleasure to create, almost like a powerful drug… you soon are addicted to it.” See the addictive shots and behind-the-scenes below!
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The Dove
Lost
Spitfire Down
Storm Trooper
Kerbero
Star Wars Infinity
Snow Storm Troopers
Spitfire
The Crow
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The one with a toy car and flour is our favourite. Creativity rulez!
yup... me too..=)
you mean photoshop ruleZ? It's cheating, sure photoshop is okay as a finish, every editor knows that. but to heavily rely on it (putting the red eye effect on Kerbero, the moon and sea background on Star Wars, the rotating propellers on the planes).. nah-- not creativity. Creativity is creating real backgrounds, not splicing existing images on your work.
Photoshop is a tool... just like the camera or the studio lights or a pencil... tools and technique are at the service of creation... only that matters to me... I appreciate your point of view!
Wow! Fucking aewsome! Congrats and ABRAÇOS DO BRASIL!
Wow! Amazing work!!! Very inspiring!
The one with a toy car and flour is our favourite. Creativity rulez!
yup... me too..=)
you mean photoshop ruleZ? It's cheating, sure photoshop is okay as a finish, every editor knows that. but to heavily rely on it (putting the red eye effect on Kerbero, the moon and sea background on Star Wars, the rotating propellers on the planes).. nah-- not creativity. Creativity is creating real backgrounds, not splicing existing images on your work.
Photoshop is a tool... just like the camera or the studio lights or a pencil... tools and technique are at the service of creation... only that matters to me... I appreciate your point of view!
Wow! Fucking aewsome! Congrats and ABRAÇOS DO BRASIL!
Wow! Amazing work!!! Very inspiring!