May 5, 2013 · Artist Todd McLellan gets to live out many a destructive child’s dream: he takes gadgets apart with no intention of putting them back together — occasionally, he even throws the pieces in the...

Sep 8, 2016 · When young Todd McLellan first smashed a Dinky die-cast model car to smithereens—his tool of choice a simple hammer—he taught himself a lesson that would stick with him for decades:...

Still life photography from Todd McLellan. Exploring the world around us piece by piece.

Mar 17, 2019 · Todd McLellan is a 42-year-old Canadian photographer who has made a name for himself after taking apart everyday tech objects and photographing them with all their components laid out on the table.

Jul 10, 2017 · Canadian photographer Todd McLellan draws on his upbringing in a household of technicians and engineers to create deconstructed still lives of everyday objects. McLellan’s ongoing series, “Things Come Apart”, features objects ranging from bicycles to coffee grinders and cameras and even a toilet.

May 17, 2013 · Canadian photographer Todd McLellan's latest project takes us inside everyday objects and design classics. The items are photographed in one of two ways: laid out as seen …

Aug 23, 2013 · Photographer Todd McLellan destroyed some of his favorite old gear so he could take pictures of it. We called him up to find out why.

Jul 27, 2017 · Canadian photographer Todd McLellan uses his origins from a home full of technicians and engineers to create a very special still life. In his photo series “Things Come Apart”, he uses very ordinary everyday items to arrange them in …

Mar 7, 2011 · Born in Saskatchewan and currently residing in Toronto, Canada; photographer and artist Todd McLellan’s latest series, Disassembled, explores the deconstructed beauty of electronics. Todd meticulously disassembles each device and carefully lays out every individual component for his shoot.

May 15, 2012 · Toronto photographer Todd McLellan’s disassembly work has captured significant attention. His photo art shows the ordered mechanics of dismantled relics: phones, clocks, cameras. He also captures the motion of his work, in this lawnmower, for example, and in video (at the end of the post).