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Toy Photographer 2.0 (Lego Toy Photography Tips Guide)
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Toy Photographer 2.0 (Lego Toy Photography Tips Guide)

How to Take Your Lego Toy Photography to the Next Level
Created byHowExpert
Last updated 9/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Toy Photographer 2.0

Course content

1 section • 12 lectures • 1h 29m total length

  • Welcome0:18

    Learn how to elevate your Lego toy photography to the next level using tips from Toy Photographer 2.0.

  • Part 1 - Previously on Toy Photography3:03

    Review foundational toy photography tips, from poses, backgrounds, lighting, and tripods, and introduce lego sig figs for creating expressive indoor scenes.

  • Part 2 - A Short History4:01

    Explore Lego's journey from wooden toys in 1932 to plastic in 1947, the first bricks in 1949, and the rise of interchangeable bricks, minifigures, and CMF photography.

  • Part 3 - Seeing with your heart5:03

    Seeing with your heart: treat toy photography as a thoughtful practice that emphasizes composition, mood, and the story behind the image to communicate with viewers.

  • Part 4 - Creating a balanced composition5:03

    Master balanced composition in Lego photography by using the rule of thirds, intersections, negative space, and the rule of odds, with spacing, focus, and contrast.

  • Part 5 - The Instrument5:53

    Explore how the instrument, whether a mobile device or a camera, shapes your photos by mastering key controls, modes, and parts like shutter release, mode dial, aperture, and viewfinder.

  • Part 6 - Compact (Point and Shoot) Cameras4:57

    Compact point-and-shoot cameras offer portability and built-in lenses with limited manual controls, suitable for beginners in toy photography. Choose between compact, mirrorless, or dslr by budget and preference.

  • Part 7 - The Four-Headed Beast11:23

    Conquer the four-headed beast of shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and exposure compensation to control light, motion, depth of field, and noise in Lego toy photography across devices.

  • Part 8 - Challenge Yourself6:53

    Challenge yourself with creative Lego toy photography techniques, from black-and-white and color experiments, exposure control, double exposure, lighting, shadowplay, and storytelling through minifigures.

  • Part 9 - Ideas for Lego Photography5:16

    Explore Lego photography ideas across minifigure categories: town, space, pirates, knights, and superheroes, and discover how bricks and accessories unlock over 900 million possible creations.

  • Part 10 - Behind-the Photographer35:28

    Explore behind the photographer in lego toy photography, featuring diverse photographers and practical tips for beginners on storytelling, lighting, outdoor and indoor shoots, and capturing authentic moments.

  • Part 11 - It’s Over Already2:19

    Reflect on end of the second book and the lessons learned about Lego toy photography and writing about photos. Attend workshops and keep the kid in you alive with toys.

Requirements

  • Toy Photographer 2.0

Description

Do you love photography? Are you passionate about Legos? Why not merge these two interests and dive into the exciting world of toy photography?

In this second course on toy photography by Pinar Alsac—the world's first author on this fascinating subject—you will explore the art of capturing stunning images using the globally beloved Lego toy. Whether you’re new to toy photography or have already read the first course, Toy Photography 101, this book is designed to help you elevate your skills and take your creativity to the next level.

This book covers essential photography techniques, offering a closer look at camera modes, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and exposure compensation. You'll gain a deeper understanding of how to manipulate these settings to achieve stunning toy photographs. In addition to mastering camera functions, you'll also explore the history of Lego, learning how this iconic toy evolved into a worldwide phenomenon. To further inspire your journey, the book includes creative ideas to help you get started on your own Lego photography projects.

But that’s not all! Toy Photography 2.0 features exclusive interviews with talented Lego photographers from Europe, the U.S.A., Australia, and the Far East. These professionals share their experiences, creative processes, and insights into how they began their toy photography adventures, giving you a rare behind-the-scenes look into this niche art form.

Still unsure? Maybe this guide isn’t for you. Just kidding! Of course, it is!

Get Toy Photography 2.0 today and discover how to bring Lego toy photography to life like never before!

Who this course is for:

  • Toy Photographer 2.0

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