LEGO Photography How-to: Create a Wintery Scene and Cold Weather Effects
Create a winter scene in a LEGO photo with simple materials, light, and mist. Plus, a few composition tips to make for a more interesting photo.
Create a winter scene in a LEGO photo with simple materials, light, and mist. Plus, a few composition tips to make for a more interesting photo.
Composition and concept are key to a good photo. I show you the iterations of the design of this photo– how the elements were arranged– to serve the concept.
LEGO photography is more than simple minifigure portraits in nature. Discover the different styles, themes, and subjects of shooting LEGO models.
Understand when a phone camera is the best tool to use for a photo concept by knowing what it’s very good at.
A behind the scenes look at taking a LEGO photo from coming up with the idea, choosing gear, setting up lighting, to editing.
Editing your photos, especially old ones, can give you the skills to critique your own work.
Need a quick, hard light? You’ve got one on your phone and it’s perfect for lighting LEGO models.
At $719, this probe lens for APSC cameras might just be the creative tool you’re looking for if you need to access tight spaces in models for toy photography.
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