Pause And Give Thanks
Today in the United States of America is Thanksgiving. A [...]
Toy Photographers: The Seattle Interviews
In May 2016, a handful of toy photographers met up [...]
From toys to opportunitoys
I was asked to be a speaker at the FanX [...]
Kitbashing a sigfig?
Sure, we’ve all heard of sigfigs, most of us LEGO [...]
Toy Photography And The Beast Of Depression
Depression is a big nasty powerful beast, and it had [...]
Free is never free
Social media isn't free. There is an actual, real and [...]
The #LEGODarkArts Riddikulus winners
What a ridiculous task it was to pick the winners [...]
When you have finished a project, what comes next?
What happens once you've finished your 365 images project? What [...]
Project Romanticism
I love photography projects. Or, to be honest, what I [...]
The 2018 Melbourne Toy Photographers Meetup photo contests winners
It’s time to announce the winners of the 2018 Melbourne [...]
How do you Achieve Unlimited Power?
I offered a promise in a post quite a while [...]
How do you choose the toys you photograph?
Again this week I will be revisiting an older blog [...]
Windows to the Soul
In a recent post Brett discussed evoking emotion and the [...]
Horror and Toy Photography
The longer I’ve been an artist, the more phases and [...]
Where does the magic reside?
Everyone has their own reasons to photograph toys. But where [...]
The Construction Of The Millennium Falcon
Sometimes investing in a photography prop opens doors that you [...]
BTS, a LEGO photography project
What goes on BTS when Toy Photographers work with LEGO? [...]
What a Week!
No really, what a week! In fact the last two [...]
Unexpected locations
At the toy safari last week we spent a surprising [...]
Riddikulus contest!
Toy Photographers are excited to announce that we have another [...]