The month of April 2020 brings a new perspective in Toy Photography every post from the community that’s both refreshingly new and inspiring to find different ideas that make this interest continue to be relevant and refreshing.
There were so many things that happened in the month of March that defined not just what everyone has gone through. But the whole planet is experiencing that is quite intense for those who are used to going out and spending time with everyone.
When you try to capture an image using toys as subjects in a backdrop of world unknown to some it means you are putting together something from your imagination. Toy Photography is no longer just taking your favorite action figure and re-enacting that particular scene from your childhood it is now another medium to tell a story.
When you start with Toy Photography the first thing you’ll be excited about is the toys you’re going to produce into your composition without context of story it’s just your action figures, diecast cars, or your designer art toy doing nothing.
There are not great photos but good stories that define the narrative, which is subjective to those who would understand a “One-Picture Narrative” that takes the challenge more interesting because you don’t need no captions or description just a photo that simply tell the story from the viewer’s perspective.
| There have good compositions that was shared on social media when it comes to Toy Photography. Some tell their stories through emotion that is quite entertaining that inspires you to pick a camera and grab a random toy and just shoot. |
| Toy Photography is no longer just about taking a photo of a toy in some random background. It is considered an art form that either can be subjective or a single image telling a story at the same time this genre continue to add more layers what it is for some people who sees it as a tool to convey and share their artistry. |
| There have been so many submissions for September 2019 it took a while to choose the very best of the best. Everyone has done great with their compositions and taking it to the next level and with Best Ten that stood out for this month. |
| Sometimes the most that interest you about Toy Photography may not be the stories that surrounds the composition it’s just basically having fun with photography and adding some whimsical spin on the toys that you appreciate. There’s no way of defining what a Toy Photography is really but these people really knows how to define fun in making them for August 2019. |
| There are so many dynamics in putting together a composition that may or may not impress a lot of people in regard to Toy Photography. But the most important part in executing a masterpiece is about having fun and no care for the attention, but what’s in your imagination that certainly counts why these BEST TEN PICKS were chosen! |
| The Month of June 2019 has arrived and left with that month behind moving forward to July 2019 has a lot of optimism as five months from now it is the year 2020. Things are fast approaching when you’re busy and too occupied with life and hobby. |
| There great toy photographers out there trying to present their style and signature. Sometimes it is not the most likes that makes their work popular it is how the person projects goodness in one’s personality. It defines every single toy photographer why they show passion in each of their work and how they tell their stories through these toys. |
| Sometimes the best inspiration from taking photos is through unknown toys that much convey the emotion and the execution of the storyteller. There’s a lot of challenge in Toy Photography as the new medium has become more of part of the toy hobbyist. It’s no longer just adding up a collection to the mantel piece to show that you’ve got this. |
| There have been so many concepts that have been used to produce a good Toy Photography from having your famous Marvel Legends figures to LEGO minifigures the ideas, concepts, and blend of special effects are boundless with imagination. What makes these images become popular is the execution of the right toy and the eye that captures it namely YOU. |
| There has been very few who shared their works in the community probably due to the Holiday Season where everyone was quite busy outside the hobby. Most of the ones who were active certainly took advantage of sharing their creativity that defined their passion of Toy Photography. |
| When you go to toy stores do you ever wonder if the one you like would be better than just a display on a shelf? For some they collect to complete a set and then there are others who make the most of maximizing their collection into something more in making them part of their toy photography.
It is rarely that there are into this hobby that doesn’t need to complete the series only to pick the ones they really like and make them part of the story in their mind. Toy Photography is that avenue where you tell your story in the form of an image without the need for caption is one part of that ever growing medium and here are some of those interesting compositions for January 2019. |
| Sometimes the best year to start fresh is to have a good Toy Photography. Defining a story concocted from your imagination is something only you can build into inspiring visual divine. It can be based from Comicbooks, Movies, or videogame sprinkled in your vision that is quite fascinates others to try their hand in their version too and that is how you bring people together.
There have been countless new compositions each month in the community that it’s a challenge to track each one of them for the reason why we encourage to keep things simple with our #ONESHOTSTORY concept because that defines one image to give countless reactions on how they view it. |
| There’s something good about taking your toys and capture their contours as well as their aesthetics. It always starts with what you really enjoy, but taking it to another level of photography takes constant trials and errors.
Sometimes you tend to break the rules and try to come up with your on perspective. Those are great story tellers who want to express their artistic imprint in the medium. You’ll find it more interesting than capture the best photos with a toy and for the reason why it gives a personal satisfaction why these photos made it. |
| What is a good composition? Is it about the subject? Or does it have to do with the background? These questions linger to some who tries so hard to be perfect with all aspect of photography. But for some few who just want to capture the best for their subject it’s like having just the right ingredients to produce one image in a story.
You don’t need to be perfect just the right perspective to produce a good picture to tell a story is enough for everyone guessing what’s next. The November ten picks where a challenge as most who submitted their works where not telling much but aesthetics. |
| For the month October it was about telling a good story in one image, which what Toy Photography is all about. There are good ones that was eye catching and quite the impressive composition that define the #1ShotStory concept.
The selection process is pretty much not as challenging as some of the individuals who submitted their works was consistent. These ten did their best in Bringing Toys to Life™ and here is The Best TEN Photography for October 2017. |
