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.
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| Justice League Action Superman High Above Sturt in the City of Marion, South Australia (19 May 2018) |
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.
