What About the Bingo Card?
Recently in our MeWe community, frequent contributor Tobias posted his [...]
Composing for negative space
Negative space is one of the 20+ compositional “rules” that [...]
Toy photography can get complex
Have you ever considered that toy photography can get complex? [...]
Abstraction: An Amateur’s Thoughts
Abstraction plays an interesting part in my toy photography, and [...]
My Favorite Toy Photography Posts
With nearly 2000 posts here on the Blog, it can [...]
Photographing toys outdoors
Photographing outdoors is a lot of fun. Photographing toys outdoors [...]
Perspective: An Amateur’s Thoughts
Where do we stand? That’s always a good question, and [...]
Importance of composition
Because there are several prompts in this year’s Toy Photography [...]
Tools to have on hand while photographing toys indoors.
What tools do I need to have when I set [...]
The Downtown
From 1966 till 1987, the Downtown was a prominent jazz [...]
A Different Light
“Ever since you started taking photos of toys, you’re always [...]
Low Key Toy Photography
“High key” and “low key” are creative styles that photographers [...]
LEGO Rivendell (10316) Review – Part 1
When rumours of this set were making the rounds late [...]
High Key Toy Photography
“High key” and “low key” are creative styles that photographers [...]
Feature Friday: Alvaro Iparraguirre @playmobil.strobist
My name is Alvaro Iparraguirre. I am 46 years old, [...]
Creating a “Noir” Style Photo
Before we get into the photo, let’s look at short [...]
Combining Photos to Achieve the Desired Mood
What I've learned over the last two years doing toy [...]
From Pixels to Prints: Taking Toy Photography Beyond the Screen
Take your toy photos beyond social media with these ideas for printed merchandise as gifts and decor.
How to: Make a Moon Diorama
It has been just over fifty years since Gene Cernan [...]
Why I shoot anamorphic
The post I should have written a long time ago [...]