Ghosts in the Machine, Photos of Figurines in Landscapes of Old Electronic Components
In the photo series “Ghosts in the Machine” by Mark Crummett, old electronic components serve as imaginary environments for tiny human figures (played by model railroad figurines).
The “ghosts” in these machines are just folks, dwarfed by the technology that pervades their lives. Engaged in enigmatic activities in an out-of-scale, high tech landscape, workers toil on industrial-scale electronic components or move through an out-sized industrial/technical environment.
via Wired Rawfile
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