Photographer Vincent Bousserez has made a series of exquisite pictures of tiny plastic folk in giant landscapes. The collection has achieved a mass following, and his photographs sell for up to £1,800, according to an article in today's Metro.
It's a Plastic Life
By Barbara Ortner on October 29, 2009 12:19 PM
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