As strange as it may sound, your next photo shoot could be hidden in a pack of noodles, rusty springs, an abandoned toy, or a discarded plastic bottle. Of course, the skill factor is very important, and photographer Jordi Puig shows us some powerful examples of what we could achieve: excellent perspectives, striking angles, and scenes frozen in time and space, all from common objects, water, fire, and the occasional digital adjustment.
Honestly, I hope that some of our dedicated articles have led you to buy your first camera, but if you haven't yet, no problem. There will always be room to experiment with smartphones and more basic cameras. Now, if you're wondering where to start, maybe the answer is closer than you think. A few months ago we looked at different common objects from the inside, and when I say "common" I mean things like cheese graters or sponges.
Photographer Jordi Puig from Barcelona takes that idea in another direction with extraordinary sessions based on plastic bottles, chains, books, alphabet noodles, smoke, fire, water, tennis balls, smartphones, and even a spinning top. In his brief introduction, Jordi reveals that he uses a fantastic Sony Alpha A7 III, and Adobe Lightroom for his edits. What you'll see below is just a humble sample. The rest of his gallery is on Instagram, and you can also visit his official store.
The Gallery
