Toy photography is fun.
Recently I wrote about how hard toy photography can be. [...]
Going Fast With Sonic and Tails – Getting motion with your toys
Sonic and Tails are some of the fastest beings in [...]
Based on a Song
For awhile now, I've had this project on my ever-growing [...]
Abstraction: An Amateur’s Thoughts
Abstraction plays an interesting part in my toy photography, and [...]
H0: It’s a Small World
It has become quite common to combine miniature figures - [...]
One of my favourite locations: Indiana Jones and the Woodland Monument
New toys, old ideas Last year I got one of [...]
Looking Back at the 2023 MeWe Challenge
I had a blast participating in the 2023 MeWe Bingo [...]
A Different Light
“Ever since you started taking photos of toys, you’re always [...]
Humming, a toy photography journey through the noir mood
Image of a LEGO minifigure
Feature Friday: Olivier Mortier @olivier_mortier
Hello to all. My name is Olivier Mortier. I'm French [...]
Why I shoot anamorphic
The post I should have written a long time ago [...]
Light painting and shooting stars
Luminosity class Being ambiguous I took this photo almost a [...]
Spread a little toy photography magic!
Why not spread a little toy photography magic and create [...]
Portrait Photography on Location
I tend to write a lot of posts about finding [...]
I haven’t bought a new action figure in 8 months – am I better for it?
The headline is true. I haven't purchased a new action [...]
What Toy Photography Actually Is (to Me)
Dave DeBaeremaeker explores his journey into toy photography and how it met his ultimate goals.
Forced Perspective Toy Photography
One of my favorite things about toy photography is the [...]
My First Steps into MOC for LEGO Toy Photography
When it comes to LEGO I've been collecting since the [...]
How to Make Olympic Ice for Your LEGO Minifigs
Learn how to create Olympic ice to enjoy some toy photography with your figure skating, hockey playing LEGO minifigures.
Up in the Clouds: Diorama Building
Learn to build your own sky scape out of cotton wool for a diorama, and then use it for toy photography and make the Razor Crest fly.