The War Films Made with Toys
“The lesson here, surely, is not that the camera can, and often does, lie, but that it has lied ever […]
My Toy Photos that Didn’t Fool the World
“Never have I found the limits of the photographic potential. Every horizon, upon being reached, reveals another beckoning in the […]
The Toy Photo that Fooled the World for 60 Years
The Surgeon’s Photograph “I realised, for the first time, with complete assurance, the picture was not a fake and that […]
Toy Photos of War that Fooled the World for 50 Years
“The most extraordinary photographs ever taken of air flights in war.” -The Illustrated London News Wesley David Archer was an […]
Vogue and Toy Photography
Vogue is a popular fashion magazine. They’ve been around since 1892 and are still going strong. And through them we […]
The Staged Photos that Fooled Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and the World, for Nearly 70 years
“The series of incidents set forth in this little volume represent either the most elaborate and ingenious hoax ever played […]
Surrealist Figure Photographers of the Mid 1900s
In trying to find the earliest toy photograph, I came accross the amazing work of these two. Their work can’t […]
My Ongoing Search for the Earliest Toy Photograph
The definition of a toy photograph has to be slightly amended when discussing the onset of photography. Action figures didn’t […]
