| Toy Photography is a fun hobby anyone can share their artistic skill in photography using conventional toys as a subject. Almost eleven years ago that interest has been slowly given a spotlight and a renewed interest in the collectible hobby scene. It also gave birth to those who would push the boundaries of this type of interest.
But for the casual ones sometimes it’s a challenge to keep up with what are others doing. Though you don’t need to catch up to those who have established themselves its far noting is to stick what you do and ignore the attention just have fun. |
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Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Quick Tips | Lose the Stands
| Most action figures don’t come with a stand, but what if it comes with a permanent stand? This faces many challenges for most toy photographer especially if your subject is either a free toy from a breakfast cereal or from a promo of a fast food restaurant that hinders its appearance to play in your imaginative story.
For the skilled individual it requires digital photo manipulation in digitally deleting the permanent stand, but what if you don’t have that particular set of skills? Would you just take the photo the way it should be or would improvise? |
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