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Feature Friday: Cheryl Stone (SilentDistraction)

By Guest Post|2023-01-22T13:33:35-08:00January 27, 2023|

Hi there, I'm Cheryl Stone (SilentDistraction). I'm 44, I live in Birmingham UK with my partner. He's a toy collector too. It's so nice being with someone who understands why I get so excited about seeing a [...]

Review: LEGO The Office (21336)

By Guest Post|2023-01-22T13:34:03-08:00January 24, 2023|

Welcome to Dunder Mifflin Paper Company in Scranton, Pennsylvania or better known simply as The Office. This was one of my favorite television shows so when I heard LEGO was releasing The Office (#21336) I [...]

LEGO Galaxy Explorer (10497) Review… from Mars

By Tom Milton|2023-01-19T20:44:24-08:00January 20, 2023|

When I asked if I could review the new 2022 version of the Lego Galaxy Explorer, Tomek asked if I had any particular plans... To which I responded, I'd like to take it to Mars. [...]

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Photography Workshops

Do you love toy photography? Do you want to connect and learn from other toy photographers? Then Shelly Corbett invites you to join her for one of her super fun and inspiring workshop. Each workshop is organized around an idea designed to inspire your creativity. Learn and grow through creating and sharing your toy photography in a supportive and encouraging space.

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Toy Photography Tips and Tricks

We have a wide variety of educational toy photography posts on the site to help you learn how to capture all kinds of photos. Learn How to Photograph LEGO Cities, Learn to Light Your Toy Photography, How to Use Intentional Camera Movement, Customizing 6-Inch Action Figures and more!

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Toy Photography Workshops

Do you love toy photography? Do you want to connect and learn from other toy photographers? Then I invite you to join me for a super fun and inspiring 12-week workshop where we will explore the intersection of play and photography. Learn and grow through creating and sharing your toy photography in a supportive and encouraging space.

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Toy Photo Feature Friday

We are excited to start showcasing more of the talented artists in the Toy Photographers community with our new Friday features!

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Announcing Monthly Online Meet-Ups

By Shelly Corbett|2021-03-21T16:59:45-07:00March 4, 2021|2 Comments

Starting March 20, I am hosting monthly online meet-ups in our associated MeWe community. These gatherings are a direct result of the fun we had in January. No one wants it to end! These regular [...]

Mixed Media: A Toy Photo Challenge Collaboration

By Sabrina Perry|2021-04-09T17:33:36-07:00March 3, 2021|1 Comment

At 2021's first Toy Photographers Virtual Meet-Up, we challenged participants to collaborate and create six-image narratives, each based on a short prompt. This narrative used the prompt "Mixed Media."

Nevermind: Deadpool and a Nostalgic ’90s Classic

By Dave DeBaeremaeker|2021-03-03T11:48:28-08:00March 2, 2021|4 Comments

Fun fact time: If you take two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom and combine them together, you will get a water molecule. If you get a bunch of water molecules together you get damp. [...]

LEGO Amelia Earhart Tribute Set 40450 Toy Photo Review

By Tomasz Lasek|2021-02-23T15:40:55-08:00March 1, 2021|2 Comments

The third set from the LEGO tributes series commemorates Amelia Earhart, an aviation pioneer who went missing in 1937 during the trip to circumnavigate the globe.