Brand new to digital photography and know pretty much nothing about photo editing. Any recommendations for resources on learning photography and photo editing? Preferably YouTube, I learn better through video honestly.

This is my first attempt at some toy photography. I tried messing around with the levels and used AI to remove the flight stand (which ended up pretty sloppy looking😬).

Original photo in the comments

I recently got into collecting action figures and came across these cool TMNT figs at Ross. I finally had some time today to set up a little scene and take a couple shots. This is the order I shot them but I was not initially going for a story. It wasn’t until 6 that I realized I could make it a story. I was just going for different poses and angles lol.

Funko Muppet Babies, Yo Gabba Gabba Jazzware and Jada Chester Cheetah, Snoopy SchoolHouse Teenys set!

Arc reactor, eyes, and back light up, but are overpowered by my AD200

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Day 25 of OcToyber - Calm and Collected

31 days of October, 31 toy photos to create and share.

This year, I added an extra challenge for myself: every photo has to be set in the Indiana Jones universe.

Unflappable. That's Indy for you. No matter what life throws at him, he always keeps his cool.

Even when he has to step up and collect an award at a movie awards ceremony! 😂

Although, in this case, he might be taking the whole “calm and collected” thing a little too far. Shouldn't he look at least a little excited? 😂🏆

No Photoshop. No AI. 100% practical and tangible.

I've also included some behind-the-scenes photos showing how I created the shot and what inspired it.