Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
I go to the annual train show almost every year here in Jacksonville, FL. It’s a big to do, held at a convention center, and has a ton of vendors. I tend to get pretty good deals as I’m looking for things the average train collector might not covet. I don’t have a train set,… Continue Reading →
“Never have I found the limits of the photographic potential. Every horizon, upon being reached, reveals another beckoning in the distance. Always, I am on the threshold.” -W. Eugene Smith So I’ve been writing all these post about toy photos that fooled the world and I had a thought, what if I made some of… Continue Reading →
I bought some things Friday and Saturday and I keep thinking how proud my child self would be with me. That’s to say, I’m very happy with my purchases, and they aren’t too far off from a taste I’ve had my whole life for small things and for paper crafting. Although the paper crafting has… 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 →
How did your 2020 turn out? Mine definitely had more stressors than I mention here. But I like using these end of year posts to focus on the good.
Just under a month ago I attended my 5th Jacksonville Rail Fair. It’s a tradition that I then blog about the experience, so here goes. My goal as I attend each year, is to get some good pieces that I feel can be used in multiple images, and to get those pieces at a much lower… Continue Reading →
I breifly discussed one of Tobias’ images in my Toy Photography as Art post, but I’ve know of his work for at least a few years now and I truly admire the images he makes with miniatures. I knew I wanted to use his work as representation of modern toy photographers making artistic pieces, and… Continue Reading →
2017 has almost come to an end. One of the quickest years of my life, but then I say that every year… January I turned 26, officially transitioning into the last year of my ‘mid 20s.’ I created my series Monochopis. February I started writing for toyphotographers.com. My work was in Exclu issue 3. I… Continue Reading →
