
"Our Great Indoors": Los Angeles-based photographer Erin Sullivan has a creative way of bringing the outdoors inside during her self-quarantine and is sharing it with the world. She welcomes her Instagram followers to hike through "Paper Bag Canyon" or paddle through the ice caves. Click through the gallery for more of her miniature adventure scenes:

"Tinfoil Lake": Sullivan constructed this adventure scene with tin foil, a toothbrush, a lamp under a sheet and train set figures.

"Sugar Sand Dunes": Sullivan artfully shaped mounds of sugar to resemble White Sands National Monument in New Mexico.

"Great Pancake Canyon": These train set figures take in the view on a walk around flowing "Syrup River" in "pancake paradise."

"Paper Mountain": Sullivan wrote on Instagram that this image was inspired by sunsets at Black Elk Peak in South Dakota.

"Glowing Gore-Tex Cave": This photograph was inspired by Sullivan's adventures photographing the glowworm caves in New Zealand.

"Cotton Ball Clouds": An overhead view of a sunrise over clouds is made of cotton balls.

"Broccoli Forest": Sullivan used broccoli, a bamboo plate, a sweatshirt and a pillowcase to construct this "enchanted" forest.

"Nightstand Astrophotography": Sullivan placed a smart light bulb behind a piece of paper with holes poked in it to give the illusion of a sky full of stars.


