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Photographer Zahir Batin followed the miniatures photos trend for this Star Wars themed series. He used a simple Canon EOS 1000D to achieve this spectacular result.
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Photographer Zahir Batin followed the miniatures photos trend for this Star Wars themed series. He used a simple Canon EOS 1000D to achieve this spectacular result.
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Unexpectedly Poignant Portraits Of Star Wars Action Figures - THAXTON says:
May 20, 2014
[…] Despite the comic conceit of the miniature work—and perhaps even because of it—Batin imbues his imagined scenes with a poignant humanity and deeply-feeling heart. After a day of play, the clones lose a companion, and their heads move toward the sky in despair. After digging a grave, they place the fallen man’s tiny helmet above the moistened dirt and position a carefully-crafted gravestone at the head. In a moment of grief, they press their armored bodies together and embrace. Through Batin’s emotive lens, these small action figures, normally beloved only by children, become sentient beings with whom we can relate and empathize. Take a look. (via KoiKoiKoi) […]