A Hungarian photographer has the whole world at his feet – PHOTOS

The whole world admires the incredible photos of a Hungarian photographer that are extremely strange in a positive sense. Magyarorszagkul.nlcafe.hu reports that Péter Csákvári, a Hungarian photographer, has conquered the world by his photos about miniature figures set in different situations. Now he reveals how this brilliant idea was born!

The Hungarian photographer snaps shots of miniature figures appearing in an unusual, funny or sometimes grotesque backgrounds with his macro lens camera.

His project is named Tiny Wasteland and it enjoys such great popularity, that even the Daily Mail and the Bored Panda shared his photos, as we have reported.

The talented photographer worked quite a long time as a chef besides which he also took photos, and there came the idea of food photography.

Pancake Ski Resort/ facebook/Peter Csakvari’s Tiny Wasteland

In an interview given to Librarius.hu, he revealed that it was in 2013 when he started to deal with food photography. Later on, his camera was stolen, and he was annoyed by being a political journalist working for Magyar Nemzet. Eventually, he found himself working in Normandy with some friends, and while working there, he bought a new macro lens camera. However, there was nothing to take a photo of.

Then, on a nearby island, he found a miniature market and from that time on, his enthusiasm about combining food with miniature figures has not ceased.

There is a manufacturer who regularly provides the little, but very expensive figures to him free of charge in exchange for a bit of advertisement and for using his photos in their catalogues. So far, people used his pictures for finding employment, while others asked his help for popularising a restaurant. In addition to this, he is currently in collaboration with the Miniversum and other international brands, like the IKEA.

Maki Mountain /facebook/Peter Csakvari’s Tiny Wasteland/

The photographer believes that the secret of the perfect gastro photo is the light, but the excellent photographer can play with walls or tablecloths, too, from which castles can be built. This kind of work is about art and fun at the same time.

“Backspace” /facebook/Peter Csakvari’s Tiny Wasteland/

After the night shift \ Secret life of Santa/ facebook/Peter Csakvari’s Tiny Wasteland/

Péter Csákvári plans to write a book shortly, but it can wait since the next important event in his life is going to be an exhibition of his works at the Budapest Spring Festival. We cannot wait to get to know more of his works. 🙂

Featured image: Facebook/Peter Csakvari’s Tiny Wasteland

Source: magyarorszagkul.nlcafe.hu; librarius.hu