Podcast – a conversation with FStop_Rebel
If you read Scott Metzger’s post on the Toy Photographers blog, you’ll [...]
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.
As the old saying goes, there are no original stories. [...]
What happens to your viewing experience when you see toy photography as self-portraiture? This is the question posed by Shelly Corbett.
On this episode of the Toy Photographers Podcast, Shelly talks with Matthew Wyjad and Terri Greene Henning about the 365 photo project.
On this episode of the Toy Photographers Podcast, Shelly and Sabrina explore the links between Surrealism and toy photography.
Are you feeling creatively stuck? Are you unsure where to take your work next? Here are three simple ways to jumpstart your creative flow.
Starting March 20, I am hosting monthly online meet-ups in [...]
In this episode of the Toy Photographers Podcast we celebrate our members favorite photos of 2020, submitted during the 2021 virtual meet-up.
Do the holidays inspire your toy photography? Shelly is learning to embrace the holidays as inspiration for her own creative endevours.
Since Janan Lee is known for his occasional digital sabbaticals, I invited him on the podcast to discuss social media pros and cons, Cal Newport's book "Digital Minimalism" and how we can approach our digital lives with more intention.
Find out what's happening at this year's Toy Photographers virtual meet-up on the weekend of January 8–10, 2021!
This particular challenge to our listening community resulted in some very interesting images and interpretations of myths.
In 2015 The LEGO Group released the "Squarefoot" minifigure. Squarefoot [...]
Recently I sat down and had a conversation with Vesa [...]
While all activities will be virtual and socially distanced, this won't stop us from connecting, sharing our toy photography set-ups and collaborating!
When I think of Dave Towery I think of the above quote. I wonder if he knew how much he influenced and touched other toy photographers in this community?
Photographs Not Taken: A Collection of Photographers’ Essays, edited by Will Steacy, is all about photographs that pro photographers have NOT taken.
Dave Towery left behind a legion of toy photography friends. Maybe you didn't know him directly, but his work influenced so many toy photographers
Besides our talk about low-key lighting, we also explore how the pandemic is affecting our creativity and other dilemmas.