From Shutterbug Sweets to Recyclable DSLRs
Shiori Mine — August 31, 2012 — Tech
While DSLRs are becoming increasingly powerful in today's market, the intricate bodies and artful lenses have inspired designers to create some stunning sculptural cameras. Although most of these shooters are non-functional, the details found in the real deal have not been forgotten.
Artists like Kiel Johnson and Jennifer Collier use materials such as paper and cardboard to craft carbon copies of powerful cameras. These fragile replicas are full of immense detail and look impressively close to the real McCoy. Others are taking the photographer's tools of the trade as inspiration behind sweet masterpieces. Cookies and cakes can be found in the shapes of polaroids and full-fledged DSLRS. In addition to art and desserts, classic cameras have also been refashioned into decorative smartphone cases, transforming modern electronics into retro gears.
These sensational sculptural cameras showcase the beauty and craftsmanship that go into crafting these high-powered tools.
Artists like Kiel Johnson and Jennifer Collier use materials such as paper and cardboard to craft carbon copies of powerful cameras. These fragile replicas are full of immense detail and look impressively close to the real McCoy. Others are taking the photographer's tools of the trade as inspiration behind sweet masterpieces. Cookies and cakes can be found in the shapes of polaroids and full-fledged DSLRS. In addition to art and desserts, classic cameras have also been refashioned into decorative smartphone cases, transforming modern electronics into retro gears.
These sensational sculptural cameras showcase the beauty and craftsmanship that go into crafting these high-powered tools.
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