She turns broccoli florets into enchanted forests, paper bags into dramatic canyons, onions into hot springs – and her state of wanderlust is arguably more dire than yours. Meet Erin Sullivan, a writer and traveling photographer who says she is passionate about sparking curiosity around the outdoors, wildlife, and conservation. She, like the rest of the world, is also homebound because of the ongoing pandemic. But has that put a damper on her creativity? Nope.
Instead, Sullivan ‘escapes’ the quarantine life through her latest project, Our Great Indoors. Inspired by her past travels and using everyday objects such as baking soda, bedsheets, and even vegan jello, the photographer creates and captures miniature landscapes, posting the ingenious results to her Instagram account. And we’re obsessed. In fact, her photography may just be the only thing satiating our appetite for travel over the upcoming Eid holiday. Which of these pint-sized adventures speaks to you?
