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Getting multiple minifigs in focus is a challenge but there are four ways you can do it, each with their own pros and cons. Explore basic in-camera fixes like closing the aperture or moving the camera, to advanced topics like focus stacking and tilt lenses.
Choosing an interesting subject is part of the creative process. Making minifigs from parts is how I make LEGO photograpy more interesting. Here’s how I do it.
I made a Green King, Swordmaster, and Noble to add to my minifigure collection out of the Sword Fighter Build a Minifigure character in the October wave.
Create distinctive Wolfpack characters by adding a few official LEGO parts and custom accessories from Minifig Realms. Make a Packlord, Scout, Assassin, Stalker, Skirmisher, Infiltrator, Vanguard, and Raider to beef up your collection. Links to buy parts are included.
The LEGO Shrek CMF includes lots of great parts for customizing medieval minifigures. Make an executioner, royal guard, villagers, elven princess, and nobles for the Lion Knights faction.
Immersive brick-built environments, beautiful lighting, and atmospheric effects in this month’s roundup of the best LEGO photography.
Dominated by brick-built environments and spectacular action and storytelling, these are the top 10 LEGO photos from the Stud Shooters community in July.
The SmokeNINJA Pro with the Vanishing Formula Kit is the best portable fog machine for toy photographers who don’t want residue on their toys and gear or air out their small studios after every session.
Amazing toy photography from the Stud Shooters community on Reddit for June 2026.
The LEGO Photography Bootcamp is a free 12-week structured challenge for LEGO photographers of all levels. One skill per week practiced inside the same corner build, with real feedback from Four Bricks Tall, and alongside a real community.