Are you interested in Toy Photography? Then you will want to check out the following toy photography related blogs.
Brickcentral
LEGO Photography Community & Forum
Brickcentral is a LEGO photography site with BTS, tips, reviews and a forum just for LEGO photographers. Each month, you can expect a photography challenge based on a theme, tips from the mods on how they shoot creatively, and an in-depth look behind the scenes at how top LEGO photographers work. It’s a great place to learn how to take great photos of these four-brick-tall toys and hang out with other LEGO photographers.
Empire of Lights
Photographs and Digital Pictures by Tobias Schiel
Tobias Schiel – Night’s Bridge, Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
While technically not a blog, this is a great resource for the toy photographer. Tobias is a master at telling a story with only pictures and very frantic lighting. Check out his work and see if you can tell where reality and fiction meet.
Foolish Bricks
LEGO Brick Comic and Toy Photography
Foolish LEGO started out as a 365 photography project that as morphed into a wonderful Brick Based Comic. Besides all the toy photography fun there is a blog with articles on comic development, toy photography besides a glimpse behind the scenes of the photography magic. Foolish LEGO is a great resource for the beginning toy photographer.
InnerBrick
Where Kinda and Leslie turn Psychology into Pictures
There has been a lot of interest around hashtags like #WithToysInMind, that address issues like mental health. The blog portion of InnerBricks is a wonderful combination of modern psychology and LEGO bricks.
Mitchel Wu Photography
Former wedding photographer Mitchel Wu has made a splash in the toy photography community. Check out his many featured articles and behind the scenes blog posts on this well curated site. Mitchel is open about sharing the work that goes into the practice effects that set his work apart. If your curious about the magic behind the photos, you will want to follow this blog.
Plastic Action
This is a new blog by Jax Navarro and we are hoping he will continue to document his toy photography journey. With events like ComicCon 2017 and 2018 under his belt and a continuing relationship with Hasbro, Jax is a toy photographer to watch.
Stuck in Plastic
A creative collective of toy photographers
Stuck in Plastic is an arts collective of European toy photographers. The blog has plenty of contests, reviews, and weekly challenges to get your creative juices flowing. Stuck in Plastic also host yearly meet-ups. If you’re interested in connecting with your fellow toy photographer, this is a great way to do that in person.
Studio Dave
The unauthorized autobiography of a boy named Dave, filled with action, suspense, drama, humour (and yes, even sarcasm!), at a level so intense that only Googlebot cares.
AT-AT at Sunset
Dave DaBaermaeker takes you on an extended look into his creative process. You can see photos of geocaching adventures (everyone needs a hobby, right?), LEGO set reviews and of course his legendary photography. We love Dave’s wacky sense of humor, and you will too!
Tourmaline .
Miniature Diorama Photographer
If you’re interested in the creative process, you will want to check out this blog by the super creative Tourmaline. She is an amazing resource for how-to videos, articles, books and movies that are sure to inspire the toy photographer. Drop down her rabbit hole and see what you can discover about the creative process and how you can use toys to tell your own story.
Brick Pixels
A LEGO photography blog by Ben Teoh
This LEGO only blog is a mix of original photos, how-toys and features from other photographers from around the world. Would you like to know how to make your toys fly, or create realistic practical effects? Then this is the blog for you!
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