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113k Instagram Followers Can’t Get Enough Of These Minimalist Everyday-Object Photos By Thai Photographer
Finding your own style in photography is not easy, but Thai photographer Peechaya Burrough has achieved this by showing a beautiful and delicate work that deserves to be appreciated.
Born in Thailand, Peechaya Burrough now lives in Sydney which is where she began her creative and minimalist photography series. In her photos, she uses as few elements as possible to create unusual combinations using prompts such as balloons, food, or paper.
Peechaya says that her art is driven by memories from childhood, which is why the direction of her photography is very light and easy to approach - it has just enough of everyday optimism.
Scroll down the page and see how talented and creative this artist is.
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Lilly Marie 6 years ago
Catman.. Better watch out cuz Coker is coming for Gothems supply of catnip!!!
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Nicholas De La Garza 7 years ago
just keep looking harder...something will "pop up"!
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Ivy Crawford 7 years ago
This was an Awesome idea 😄 This person should do an entire photo project based on this metamorphosis concept!
karinagoldfish 7 years ago
why are people down arrowing this? its just a question
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Jasmine Sunflower Laake 7 years ago
Ohhhhhh I want this!!! Idk why I find this amazing but I do!
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Gabi Schinke 7 years ago
Looks like a beet root to me. Than it's easy to do. But great idea.
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Benjamin Boysley 6 years ago
you can shape fruit by putting shaped containers around them early in their formation, they will grow out and into the container :)
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Jasmine Sunflower Laake 7 years ago
Pretty but yikes- was that probably horrible trying to make those teeny tiny music notes out of a CRUMBLY substance!!!
Dorothy Parker 7 years ago
Perhaps dampening them first. Soggy is easier to cut than brittle.
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Night Owl 7 years ago (edited)
Sugar glazed candy apples maybe do before they harden. I don't know, I only heard about them and never had one
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Sara Svensson 7 years ago
"En elefant balanserade på en liten liten spindeltråd, det tyckte han var så intressant så han gick och hämtade en annan elefant" :) reminds me of this swedish nursery rhyme I sang as a child
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A r i X i u 7 years ago
I just love seeing objects taking simple forms that they usually don't take~
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JustABobcat 7 years ago
I wonder if it's like those magic tricks where someone puts a pin through a balloon w/o it popping.
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JustABobcat 7 years ago
Mmm... I had chocolate cheese once. It was amazing! Wasn't quite like this though!
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Brenda Pereira 7 years ago
I really like these. I can see why he/she has 113K followers. If I had an instagram account, I'd certainly follow this person. The pictures are calming and relaxing to look at. They are really creative as well. They make you think, but just a little.
Paula Raymundo 7 years ago
I checked her instagram but the last photo she posted was like one and a half years ago...
Brenda Pereira 7 years ago
I really like these. I can see why he/she has 113K followers. If I had an instagram account, I'd certainly follow this person. The pictures are calming and relaxing to look at. They are really creative as well. They make you think, but just a little.
Paula Raymundo 7 years ago
I checked her instagram but the last photo she posted was like one and a half years ago...
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