Like Vyacheslav Mishchenko, who captures whimsical images of snails, Indonesia-based photographer Nordin Seruyan uses photography to unveil a tiny world that often goes unnoticed by human eyes. Using a macro approach, he zooms in on the diverse and flourishing insect life of Southeast Asia, capturing extraordinary images that appear downright magical in their exquisite detail and beauty.
The scurrying creatures that star in Seruyan's photos possess an unexpected charm. Praying mantises, fuzzy spiders, plump caterpillars, delicate dragonflies, and adorable snails inhabit a miniature world filled with curled blades of grass, glittering dewdrops, and soft flower petals. The vibrant hues and delicious bokeh of the photos add to the delightful and whimsical air of the images.
The photographer's love and passion for the tiny creatures clearly shine through his photos. On his photography page, he encourages viewers to appreciate the diversity and joys of our planet, urging us to “discover the beauty of the little world here.”
Nordin Seruyan Photography on Facebook
Nordin Seruyan on 500px
via [Beautiful Decay]
