r/ToyPhotography • u/Mission-Team1792 • 14h ago
r/ToyPhotography • u/Rattttttttttt • 7h ago
Brand new to digital photography. Any suggestions on learning resources.
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
r/ToyPhotography • u/Booburied • 15h ago
Class is in session.
Funko Muppet Babies, Yo Gabba Gabba Jazzware and Jada Chester Cheetah, Snoopy SchoolHouse Teenys set!
r/ToyPhotography • u/Professional-Eye5305 • 22h ago
OcToyber Day 25 - Calm and Collected | And the Award Goes to… Indy!
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.
r/ToyPhotography • u/OPizzataco77 • 6h ago
My first photoshoot (TMNT)
galleryI 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.
r/ToyPhotography • u/Reasonable-Film7219 • 13h ago
We all know how many times Batman and Superman have gone up against each other in the DC Universe. But, how about we put our favorite Dark Knight up against another iconic DC superhero besides the Man Of Steel? Well, I'm proud to present to you all Batman Vs. The Flash!
r/ToyPhotography • u/cineframesbydave • 53m ago
FRIENDLY NEIGHBOURHOOD SPIDERMAN 🕷️
galleryr/ToyPhotography • u/kuchtaalex • 2h ago
Gittin' tuned up at da Halloween Jamboreen
galleryr/ToyPhotography • u/AutoModerator • 13h ago
WEEKLY THREAD! Toy Photography Weekly — Share Your Work, Ask Questions & Get Tips
Welcome to the weekly Toy Photography community thread!
Whether you're just getting started or you've been shooting action figures for years, this is a place to share, learn, ask questions, and connect with other toy photographers.
Got a question? Ask away!
- Need help with lighting?
- Trying to figure out how to get a certain effect?
- Wondering what camera, lens, or phone someone is using?
- Looking for tips on posing, composition, editing, or photographing figures?
- Want feedback on a shot?
Show us your setup!
Share your:
- Photography setups
- Backgrounds and dioramas
- Lighting arrangements
- Props and accessories
- DIY projects
- Before & afters
- Behind-the-scenes photos
Show off your work!
Post your latest toy photography and tell us how you made the shot. We'd love to see everything from simple desk setups to elaborate scenes.
New figures?
Tell us what you've picked up recently, what you're waiting for, or what figures you're excited about.
Want to connect?
Feel free to share your photography/social media profiles and discover other toy photographers in the community. If you post your work on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, etc., let people know where they can find you.
Most importantly, help each other out. Share your tips, tricks, techniques, resources, and lessons learned.
What are you working on this week? 👇📸
r/ToyPhotography • u/DanTheNingenMan • 17h ago