Podcast: ‘Traveling with Toys’ Show Notes
We had a far-ranging discussion that covered favorite locations, mishaps on the road, how we pack our toys and more.
We had a far-ranging discussion that covered favorite locations, mishaps on the road, how we pack our toys and more.
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?
With the end of 2020 on the horizon, the time feels right for me finally tackle my long overdue review of the LEGO Chinese New Year Temple Fair set (80105).
Creative toy photographer @armymenaroundthehouse shows us that no matter how small we are, much can be accomplished working together!
Mark Hogancamp used his mental illness to create real works of art, and touched a lot of lives by doing so—including my own.
Photographs Not Taken: A Collection of Photographers’ Essays, edited by Will Steacy, is all about photographs that pro photographers have NOT taken.
Matt Frederick looks at the 3-in-1 LEGO Caravan Family Holiday (31108) for build experience, size comparison and play/photo fun factor.
In this delightful six image narrative featuring LEGO Harry Potter, Ana (@adsdailyphoto) shows us what various characters might pack along to Hogwarts.
The Fox Forge Toys team discuss their Star Dusk Kickstarter campaign and plans for a growing galaxy of action figures, vehicles and more.
Join Tomasz Lasek as he crosses LEGO Diagon Alley diagonally, and discovers the magic that lurks in its buildings!
Celebrate the wonders of Rock 'n' Roll with a six-image narrative with Deadpool recreating some classic rock-god poses.
Learn how to use reflectors to turn flat images into well-lit masterpiece, all without the need for additional artificial lights.
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
Everyone has those little bits from toys they don't really want or need. Sometimes this detritus become useful. This is one of those times.
Each October, Instagram is rife with horror and Halloween-themed images from a wide range of toy photographers.
Adam Burke shows a toy photo mashup three years in the making: Disney Toybox Monsters Inc. meets NECA horror's scariest killers.
Who could be a better subject for this spooky season than Mr. Halloween himself, Michael Myers?
Light can be daunting for the beginner to understand. This post offers Dave's advice for beginners to help remove the mystery of lighting.
Besides our talk about low-key lighting, we also explore how the pandemic is affecting our creativity and other dilemmas.
Light can be daunting for the beginner to understand. Enjoy this essential guide to lighting for new toy photographers.