Travel Photographer Captures Striking Images Of Tiny People In Big Places
Over the years of shooting landscapes, British photographer Daniel Alford realised that his favourite images were composed of people dwarfed by vast landscapes. His series Tiny People in Big Places is a homage to this photographic approach, a visual narrative that highlights the importance of how humans interact with the natural world.
More info: Daniel Alford, Instagram h/t: fubiz
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