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October, the month of pumpkin spice, colorful leaves, and of [...]
October, the month of pumpkin spice, colorful leaves, and of [...]
Your questions answered! "When does a toy photographer cross the line into toy collector?" Get my absurdly long answer here!
Enjoy our little tutorial on how to light the head of the LEGO Headless Horseman. We hope you'll laugh your head off while reading!
Jump right into the middle of the duel between two powerful Force bearers with Tomek's review of the LEGO 75310 Duel on Mandalore set.
Toy Photographers Instagram livestreams inspire and teach great toy photography, but they also turned the host, Alan, on to some sweet gear!
Alan goes on a toy photography adventure with the long forgotten Disney Infinity Star Wars figures from the toys-to-life video game.
During a recent Toy Photographers virtual meet-up, plans went out the window and a custom LEGO Loki minifigure blew in to save the day.
Shelly asked, Dave answers: Would I still be a toy photographer without the larger audiences social media provides?
Sick of Reels and the dreaded algorithm? Alan offers five alternatives to Instagram for sharing your toy photography.
Social media hate him! A toy photographer discovers simple way to create six-image narratives through this leafy trick. Learn the secret!
The 1/6 Gandalf the Grey figure from Asmus is one of the most detailed action figures out there. Dave gives a detailed review.
July was vacation time in the Toy Photographers MeWe Community. Check out our winning pictures and get a healthy dose of summer vibes!
Taking inspirations, like "The Queen's Gambit," to create magic and contrasting photographs and bring Harry Potter Wizard's Chess to life.
Recently Shelly had the chance to Beta test the new Lensbaby Obscura lens. The experience forced her to embrace toy photography in new ways.
How to create a cold and frigid world with LEGO Ice Planet minifigs in a tabletop snowstorm. And don't forget the space chainsaws.
What better way is there to mark the occasion of my 100th post than with a picture of The Great One?
Celebrate Star Wars Day 2021 with a selection of images from an international group of toy photographers using various toy styles and scales.
Did you know there are more LEGO minifigures than humans on Earth? Learn this and more fun toy and comic facts.
Sabrina Perry discusses toy photography, Surrealism and art history. Is toy photography surreal by its very nature? Read on and decide!
In search of a 1/6 scale custom action figure, Dave takes a shot in a dark and buys some accessories, and learns some things along the way.