Turkey-based artist Alamedy Diorama has spectating 9 months in his studio creating a miniature 1900’s photo studio in honor of vintage photography technique. He has built over 100 tiny objects, which are designed and inspired by the classical era. Manually made from scratch, Diorama used plastic, copper and paper to impressively portrays the beauty and atmosphere of his uncanny presentation.
He confesses to Bored Panda: “So I had to read about photography and a photographer at that time trying to figure out what tools, techniques, styles or colors they used in their studios. The hardest part was how to recall the spirit of such place in a small scale. After reading lots of articles, watching hundreds of photos, and doing a huge research I could build a typical studio to the old days studios in recognition of an old photographer.”
The result of his hard work is an incredibly beautiful replica, which is outstandingly real. The ornate patterns, the wooden details and milieu produce an unforgettable image straight out of a Hollywood movie set.
