“I’m not a photographer myself. I’ve never studied art, and didn’t visit an art gallery until I was 21,” says Eleanor MacNair (@eleanormacnair). Undaunted by a lack of formal qualifications, Eleanor made a career for herself working in London as a public relations agent for museums, galleries and book publishers that specialize in photography. In her spare time, she recreates some of her favorite photographs as renderings made out of Play-Doh, which she keeps just long enough to photograph, before returning the modeling material to its jars. “Sometimes things are more special in life because they are fleeting and you know you don’t have them for long,” Eleanor explains. “It’s nice to do something in life that isn’t money driven, and ‘just because’ really. Also, I don’t know where I would put nearly 150 Play-Doh renderings in my small flat.” Play-Doh rendering of Robert Mapplethorpe’s Patti Smith photograph by @eleanormacnair