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Insects of Wild Proportions

French photographer Renaud Marion takes us on a visual journey of enormous insects

By Moss & Fog1 min read

French photographer Renaud Marion takes us on a visual journey into a strange and fascinating world of giant insects. Placed into realistic and even ordinary settings, we see bugs that defy explanations in their size and scope. These are, of course, exaggerated. But lovingly so.

The concept is really fascinating, changing the scale of insects to a size more akin to livestock like chickens, lambs, even cows.

Images used with artist permission.

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