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By Shelly Corbett|2017-06-13T09:36:29-07:00June 13, 2017|0 Comments

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About the Author: Shelly Corbett

I'm the dedicated founder of the Toy Photographers blog and community, occasional podcast host, a Lensbaby Ambassador plus I run Creating with Intention workshops. In addition to sharing my knowledge of toy photography and the creative process, I sell my original art and blank greeting cards through various outlets. For more information about me and my work, please check out my website: shellycorbett.com

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