Strengthen Resiliency by Continuing to Be Creative
Join our challenge this month [and beyond!]. Show us your feelings about [waves hand wildly] everything! Make us feel what you’re feeling.
Join our challenge this month [and beyond!]. Show us your feelings about [waves hand wildly] everything! Make us feel what you’re feeling.
Its been too long since we've had an in-person toy [...]
For our January podcast challenge Sabrina (@theperrylegoadventures) and I challenged [...]
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Shelly Corbett shares her experience as guest editor for Brickjournal magazine.
On todays podcast I talk with Alan Rappa, Sabrina Perry [...]
For our final post of 2021 I requested members of [...]
Being a Lensbaby Ambassador has made me a better photographer. [...]
Happy holidays from the Toy Photographers team! While the folks [...]
Today is Thanksgiving in the United States and a great [...]
Synchronicity is when two events happen to create a new awareness. Paying attention to it can help when making large creative decisions.
Mixing toy photography and vacations is a balancing act that rarely results in successful photos, but it's important to the creative process.
Get to know Alice Anderson, aka @curriousherring, and the amazing toy photography that earned her a spot as Nintendo UK brand ambassador!
In an introduction to masking, Shelly explains how this concept from 'Understanding Comics' by Scott McCloud can apply to toy photography.
In the month of July, Sabrina and Shelly challenge you to explore black and white photography. Tag podcast submissions #tp_backtomonochrome!
After nearly 10 years taking photos of toys, Shelly wonders "Why am I still a toy photographer?" Maybe her answers will help you!
Recently Shelly and Sabrina sat down for a chat on the podcast about Spider-Man, self-portraiture and the #TP_IAMSPIDERMAN challenge.
Recently Shelly had the chance to Beta test the new Lensbaby Obscura lens. The experience forced her to embrace toy photography in new ways.
If you read Scott Metzger’s post on the Toy Photographers blog, you’ll [...]
Framing your subject is an important photo skill to master. It tells your viewer where to look and what is important to you the photographer.