Not Being Able To Actually Travel, This Photographer Takes Stunning 'Nature' Photos By Using Household Objects

What do you do when you’re stuck in lockdown, but you also have insatiably itchy feet and the essence of travel running through your veins? You improvise, of course!

This came especially easy to travel photographer and writer Erin Sullivan, a.k.a. Erin Outdoors, who decided to stay creative indoors. Since she couldn’t travel, she instead started recreating stunning natural scenery using the things she found around the house.

Food was one of the most common things she used for the compositions (so grab a snack if you think you’re gonna be hungry after checking out the pictures). However, that wasn’t all as these also included pillows and other bedding, paper and paper bags, model cars, cutting boards, and, most importantly, miniature human figures for scale.

Bored Panda got in touch with Erin for an interview, which you can find below along with the result of her creative genius. The pictures are provided in the format of “the result”, and “behind the scenes”, so that you can see what was used and how the scenic pictures were taken, as well as an actual picture as a point of reference.

Picture Format: Top Left: Result. Top Right: Process. Bottom: The Real Thing For Comparison