Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
The content explores an artistic interpretation of the Energy Conversion Box exercise from Robert Monroe's Gateway Experience, focusing on its purpose to help participants temporarily set aside everyday distractions. Tourmaline . visually represents this concept through a photograph of a translucent figure beside a glowing box, capturing the moment of separation from worries.
Some frequently asked questions and answers! Let me know what I missed in a comment below whether on the question or answer side! Click on a question in the list below to be taken directly to that spot on the page. How do I take realistic images of toys? How do I create practical effects... Continue Reading →
It all started with the word ‘humid.’ In Florida it’s always humid. Go outside with your camera and the lens immediately fogs up. If you want a non-fog filled image quickly you have to wipe the condensation from your lens and hope for the best. Otherwise you wait up to 30 minutes or more until... Continue Reading →
Today, I'm going to discuss miniature photography special effects. The effects below are ones done in front of the camera lens, not in post processing. I may do a follow up post with more effects and/or info on post processing options, so if you'd like to see anything in that regard, leave a comment... Continue Reading →