In November I once again took part in a post a day challenge. I used the prompts By Fat Mum Slim who is an Australian blogger and took part on Instagram. Since people loved the idea of using Lego men I have continued with this theme. The truth is I am enjoying it so much I have decided that I am going to continue using Lego men for my photo a a day for the coming months and forming the images into a project. I will continue using Instagram and Facebook to share the images daily as well as posting a round up here once a month. Hope you enjoy the pictures.
All pictures taken with a Canon G10, External flash and edited solely in Lightroom.
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Love it. I’m going up into the loft to see what of the kid’s old toys I have there. That should entertain me this winter 🙂
Hope you can find something in the loft that will inspire you.
Great set and great idea!
Thank You
Fun, fun, fun!!
These are such fun and Im thinking you have quite a few toys 😜 or access – he he Keep doing it!
I love photographing with Lego and other toys – you do it so well Ben 😃
Thank You Robyn, it has been really great fun and I am going to keep going until it is no longer fun. I do have access to a lot of access to lego people.
Thats very handy indeed 😃 I raid my kid’s lego for the few Ive done. Will look forward to more!
Ben, I loved this, I smiled all the way through, your imagination seems as unlimited as all your lego characters!
I am really happy that they made you smile. Alot of people have said the same and I think that is one of the more subtle reasons that I keep creating them.
I think the Lego company needs to speak to you and start buying your photos for their sites and packaging.
For their sites it would be cool, but I think they like Ikea use 3d art and no photography for their product shots.