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A Resource For Toy Photographers

#spacecowboysaturday

By |December 29, 2021|

For this Six Image Narrative I was inspired by the #spacecowboysaturday on Instagram. You don't know what this is? Maybe you noticed the space cowboys and had no idea what they are up to? Well, [...]

Instagram

Follow along for live streams, community pics, and more.

MeWe

Hang with other photographers in our MeWe Community.

Podcast

Listen to toy photography discussions and interviews.

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.

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!

Diorama Tutorial Series
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4

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.

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!

More Toy Photography Adventures

  • LEGO Benny meets the guardian.

The Floor Is Lava: Creating a Diorama for Multiple Scales

By |March 19, 2020|5 Comments

Remember that game played as kids? "THE FLOOR IS LAVA!!!" Furniture became the high ground where play and fantasy ruled the day. One of the reasons I (and I'll assume many other toy photographers) do this kind of work is just that - play and fantasy. For me its entirely detached from my career as a professional creative (although it does make use of related skills). Toy photography is a chance to create just for fun. And its a rabbit hole...