Behind the scenes form the woodland of the Austrian Alps. I took this photo on a hiking trail just outside of Zell am See. I really liked how the roots of the tree framed the scene and created depth for the photo.

Lots to carry over the mountain, but it was worth the effort to get the photo

Thanks, was super happy with the outcome

Behind the scenes. Using kitchen cooling racks and baking trays to make the various layers of the Joker’s prison bars for toy photography

Jedi Bob missed his moment for the behind the scenes shot and fell over. One of the joys of toy photography and always fighting the wind

Behind the scenes, taking pictures of this Gandalf action figure in the snow of the Austrian Alps earlier in the year. I love mixing toys and landscapes through photography.

I took this photo on a wall outside a local museum. Simple setup allowing the oval bokeh of the anamorphic lens and the contrast of colours to do their thing in the composition

I loved taking Link up into the hills to get this photograph. I then went quite strong with stylising the edit to try and push and get it matching the vibes of the games various imagery.

Some behind the scenes images of the lighting and setup of this stand off between Gandalf and the Balrog. Check out my blog post for more - toyphotographers.com/2025/09/02/l...

Behind the scenes, another shot on the roof of the car park at work, capturing Superman flying in the light of the setting sun

Yeah atmosphere aerosol is great. Mist in a spray can. I have a smoke machine too, but the cans are much lighter for longer photography days

It was atmosphere aerosol in this case, it caught the light beautifully

Behind the scenes at a local museum/estate

I was able to capture this photo of Lady Jessica from Dune just as the sun began to drop behind the trees, and shine through these pillars.

Behind the scenes

I took Aragorn to a woodland at a local estate to get this photo. There was a moment where I had to protect him from a dog or two but I think it worked out pretty well. Joys of using a public path.