The end of summer is near and it’s time for Lego to present its annual seasonal set…a set that already heralds the end of year holidays. I couldn’t wait to have it in my hands as I love Christmas and everything that goes with it. I was also curious to see if we were moving…
Artist spotlight: toypoetry
Every month, we pick a LEGO photographer active in our community and share some of their work and a little about themselves. This month we meet toypoetry!
Review: Viking Village 21343
Viking Village 21343 is incredible value at $130/140€ with a beautiful build, four minifigures, and all printed parts– no stickers! Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at the LEGO photography.
How to Focus Stack to Get More Depth
I’m honored to have been contacted by Brickcentral to offer you the September tip of the month. I’d like to talk about a technical subject that you probably won’t use every day, but which can be very useful in certain cases, and which I use regularly in my photography: focus stacking. During photo shoots, we’re…
Artist spotlight: castleinthepool
Every month, we pick a LEGO photographer active in our community and share some of their work and a little about themselves. This month we meet castleinthepool!
Review: DreamZzz 71453 Izzie and Bunchu the Bunny
Time to step up our creativity and bring it to the world of DreamZzz! DreamZzz is a Lego theme animated TV series about the journey of young builders from the waking world into a fantasy realm or dream world. There, they encounter the Nightmare King and must set free all the other creatives that were…
Review: DreamZzz 71456 Mrs. Castillo’s Turtle Van
In 2023 LEGO released the DreamZzz TV show and shortly after that, the first sets of the new DreamZzz theme are among us. This new theme encourages children to be creative, giving them the opportunity to be themselves by exploring the world of dreams as superheroes. Welcome to Dream Crafting Van, the place where you…
Outdoor photography tips with Suzy and red bike
For this tip, I’ll show you how to take better photos outdoors by tweaking details. Start with a minifig and “something” because it’s the easiest setup you can photograph. It requires little amount of forest, garden, or beach to borrow for a while. Try to find a place with fairly the same level of light…
Artist spotlight: lucy1021lego
Every month, we pick a LEGO photographer active in our community and share some of their work and a little about themselves. This month we traveled to Japan to meet lucy1021lego!