This is the opposite of "tilt-shift" photography where photos are taken of life-sized objects and then made to look like toys. These are photos of toys taken to look like life-sized objects. They were taken with a simple point and shoot digital camera on a close-up setting.
The tutorial is simple.
1. Go to the dollar store (or your toy box)
2. Select toys
3. Set them up in silly situations
4. Adjust settings on camera
5. Lie on your stomach (if necessary)
6. Take picture (in fact take a zillion pictures as they won't all be good)
Pig Farming
Dinosaur Roundup
Are You Sure I'm the father?
Hiding Under the Toadstools
King Kong goes Country
Stranded in a Rowboat
Hi Mom!
10 comments:
The tears are rolling down my face! How funny! That might be a good "Party"! Thanks for the laughs on this Monday morning.
Charla
I love this idea! These would make the most fun photo cards ever! I'll be linking.
These are too cute!!! I will have to try this and am emailing your address to my son who is an avid photographer- know he will love it!
blessings
mary
Awesome idea! I like the cowboy with the dinosaur the best. I am going to have to go through my son's toys and give this a try. Thanks for sharing this with us!
Awesome idea! I like the cowboy with the dinosaur the best. I am going to have to go through my son's toys and give this a try. Thanks for sharing this with us!
Those are cute! I've had an idea I'm looking for a medium for it, this just might work if I can find the right "toys". thanks!
Spent yesterday evening taking pictures with my kids - we had a ball!! Thanks for the great idea!!
this is awesome to have some miniature pictures, I think this can only be by using a good camera or being a good photographer.
Hehe...this reminds me of when i used to take photos of my barbies and kens having a bbq and stuff like that...those were the times...hehe. :)
LOL! I'm a bit concerned for those babies in the nest though ;)
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