Toy photography

Toy photography has boomed in the last few years, with amateurs and professionals embracing it all over the world. From Star Wars toy photography to pictures of toy cars – it’s everywhere.

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Everyone loves secrets, the reality behind the picture. I love behind the scenes photos and videos as well. Now I can show you some tricks and surprising photos from the world of LEGO photography.

Zelda toy photography has been quite popular on Instagram for some time now, especially thanks to the recent Figma and Nendroid figures. But last week the official Nintendo IG account highlighted an artist whose Zelda-themed pictures go far beyond anything I’ve seen in this field. I’m talking about Captain Dangerous. Her attention to the detail, lightning and scenery recreate the adventures of Link in the most amazing and inspiring way.

Photography has various genres and every photographer finds something that interests and fascinates them and then develops their skills in that field. Like landscapes, portraits, astrophotography, still life and others, a new sub-genre of toy photography is a very special skill where photographers create stories with toys as their subjects. Some photographers shoot toys in natural surroundings, while others create a scene indoors or outdoors to include their toys and then photograph them…

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Dandelion

Japanese photographer Hot.kenobi plays with his action toys and uses photography to tell their entertaining stories. Osaka-based Hot.kenobi creates a universe where box office rivals DC and Marvel comics (sometimes Disney's Star Wars as well) not only battle each other, but also have some fun in both surreal and everyday situations.

Boba Fett

Many of us fondly remember the toys from our childhood, with some standing out more than others. Since 1965, action figures have been particularly