The Basics – Rule of Thirds etc….
In this series on The Basics I’ve already touched on [...]
The Basics – How to Buy a Camera
I can’t believe I’m writing this post. But I was asked [...]
The Basics – Depth of Field
You’ve probable heard the term ‘depth of field’ or DoF [...]
Leveling Up With LEGO
Shooting LEGO minifigs is like a game for me, a [...]
The Basics – Foreground Interest
Foreground Interest is yet another tool in the photographers bag of [...]
The Basics – Leading Lines
‘Leading lines’ is one of the tricks photographers use to organize their [...]
The Basics – Sticky Tack
Sticky Tack or Blu-Tack can be a toy photographers best friend. [...]
Outdoor Toy Photography with Intention
I like to create photos like some people like to cook – [...]
Reflectors and how to use them with toys
Every outdoor photographer should have a reflector in their kit [...]
You can’t just look at the mistakes
On Sunday afternoon I asked my youngest son if he [...]
The next challenge – can photographs tell the truth?
It's my turn to pick a new challenge from The [...]
Two stories could they make a third?
Our latest photo challenge is called “sum of the parts”. [...]
The great importance of a good assistant
I got a reprimand after my lastest post about making [...]
One way to think about photo editing
I was asked to write a blog post about photo [...]
My attempt to make an exact copy became a homage!
I know that I disqualified myself at the beginning of [...]
Scale and Toy Photography
How you approach scale will effect your toy photography. Whether [...]
to new beginnings
This time of the year it's almost impossible not to [...]
Photography is a Road Trip
I’m not one to share work-in-progress pics, preferring instead to [...]
Style, Influence and Storytelling
Any discussion of style is invariably a discussion about influences, [...]
My Workflow
This is post is a special request from HelloBenTeoh. As a fellow [...]