Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
I travel a lot with my job, whether to train a new photographer or help someone catch up with their product load. To clarify, I am a lead photographer for a tech company that, in part, does product photography for grocery stores. So that ad you get in the mailbox, or the items you add… Continue Reading →
List of micro galleries Find a Micro Gallery Near You Alabama Ava Maria Grotto, Coleman, Alabama Alaska Aunt Claudia’s Dolls, a Museum, Juneau, Alaska Arizona The Mini Time Machine, Tucson, Arizona Thorne Miniature Rooms, Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, Arizona Arkansas Tiny Town, Hot Springs, Arkansas California Miniature Engineering Craftsmanship Museum, Carlsbad, California San Diego Model… Continue Reading →
Like reading about toy photography, toys, miniatures and anything in between? Well here’s a list of books just for you. Know of one that should be here but isn’t? Comment below and I’ll continue to update the list! Is there one here that you think shouldn’t be here? Let me know that too! I’ve read… Continue Reading →
31-32/32 iPhone images of details of some of the 68 Thorne Miniature Rooms housed within the Art Institute of Chicago. These diorammas are extraordinarily detailed 1:12 scale pieces – meaning the chairs would seat a 5 – 6″ tall person.
28-30/32 iPhone images of details of some of the 68 Thorne Miniature Rooms housed within the Art Institute of Chicago. These diorammas are extraordinarily detailed 1:12 scale pieces – meaning the chairs would seat a 5 – 6″ tall person.
25-27/32 iPhone images of details of some of the 68 Thorne Miniature Rooms housed within the Art Institute of Chicago. These diorammas are extraordinarily detailed 1:12 scale pieces – meaning the chairs would seat a 5 – 6″ tall person.
22-24/32 iPhone images of details of some of the 68 Thorne Miniature Rooms housed within the Art Institute of Chicago. These diorammas are extraordinarily detailed 1:12 scale pieces – meaning the chairs would seat a 5 – 6″ tall person.
19-21/32 iPhone images of details of some of the 68 Thorne Miniature Rooms housed within the Art Institute of Chicago. These diorammas are extraordinarily detailed 1:12 scale pieces – meaning the chairs would seat a 5 – 6″ tall person.
