Small is Cool. If you really want to get into smallness, then these photographs by the French/Japanese duo of Akiko Ida and Pierre Javelle (aka Minimiam) will rock your world...
Minimiam
Combining a mastery of food photography with a love of comics and classic poses, Minimiam's subject matter cover the entire human condition in tiny doses. They have shown in Paris and contributed to many editorial pages in magazines.
They remind us very much of Audrey Heller's work in San Francisco. Go ahead, feast your eyes.
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Very reminiscent of (or maybe it's the other way around) the Little People Street Art in Britain - http://little-people.blogspot.com/.
Here's another photographer who works with miniatures. She built the houses, then photographed them. (Side note: they're not small, but I love the pools.)
http://www.leighmerrill.com/images/houses/gallery.php
Full disclosure: She's a friend!
Bethany de Forest's pinhole camera work is quirky is a differently surreal way. (Click my name--check out The Ice Palace)
here's another artist that works with miniatures:
http://www.audreyheller.com/