Hi, I am Benedek Lampert, a Hungarian toy photographer. My passion is to create miniature worlds literally from anything. Basically, I only need a kitchen table or a nice outdoor place.
Everyone loves secrets and the reality behind a stunning picture. I also love behind-the-scenes photos and videos, so now I can show you some tricks and interesting photos from the world of toy photography.
I started this genre in June 2016. Of course, I am a big LEGO fan and I love creating stories with these little figures. I always try to take realistic and dynamic photos with real scenery. And now, I would like to introduce a completely different universe. A miniature world of LEGO and other stuff.
This article is a selection from the last 7 years with the most interesting or funny “behind the scenes” photos and videos.
I use practical effects, so I didn’t use Photoshop manipulation for the smoke, fog, explosion, snowstorm, etc. (of course, the lightsabers and car lamp flares are not real). I made indoor scenes or chose suitable places for them (for example – a park). I squirted water or blew smoke if it was necessary to capture beautiful photos.
The natural effects (like mud or smoke) are very complicated to make because you cannot calculate what will happen. I spent many hours with each of these pictures.
I hope you will like them!
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Would You Live Here?
Obviously Stranger Things Is A Mandatory Topic! The Light Rays Are Photoshopped
This Is The Place Where I Could Go Anytime. This Image Means The Absolute Chill For Me
Typical Outdoor Scenery. This Little Tree Was Actually Growing There. I Just Built The Others Around It
"We Have A Lift-Off!" I Used Cottonwool Balls As Smoke
I have that Lego and then a friend dropped it on the floor and smashed it to pieces. I was too sad to even try to put it back together. 🙁
Great Scott! I Used Light Painting Technique With The Flames And Lightnings
World War II. In A Galaxy Far Far Away
Santa Claus Drives An Old-Timer Truck With An Oversized Present... Logical Isn't It?
The Mandalorian Is Literally A Space Western, So I Made A Classical Showdown Scene
Not Just Racing Cars Amazed Me. This Vintage Beauty Is Also Close To My Heart
Battle Of Hoth With Powdered Sugar
Product Photography Can Be As Exciting And Unusual As A Toy Photo. I Love To Mix This Two Genres
I Used The Actual Budapest As Background
Dry Ice And LEGO Delorean, Perfect Match
Bonjour Mon Chéri
This Is The Ultimate Ucs LEGO Star Destroyer. Because Of Its Brutal Size I Had To Use A Giga-LED Panel, Where I Displayed The Planet's Background
Aldrin Is Coming Out From The Lunar Modul
I Shot This Gunship Image In A Bauxite Mine, Because This Terra Is Like Another Planet
The Bad Batch
The LEGO horses were always my favorite piece. Your attention to detail and posing is so great I'm loving these photos!
Unexpected Attack
How could it be unexpected? Didn't they see you building the enemy attack force? Rebels these days! Sheesh!
Vintage Drift. I Suffered So Much With The Smoke, Because It Was Hard To Blew Straight Behind The Car
Back To The Wild West
Only For Chili Monsters
Nature Makes The Best Sceneries. This Place Is An Abandoned Quarry
Desert Chase. Also The Motion Blur Is Real On The Picture
Besides Of LEGO I Am A Huge Fan Of Cars And Motorsport. With 1:43 Scale Models I Tried To Capture Lifelike F1 Images
Golden Ages
Flat Out - The Motion Blur Is Real Too
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This Was The First Real Motion Blur Experiment. I Fixed The Car And Moved Everything Else. Yes, The Houses Too (With String)
Sometimes F1 Can Be Off Road Too
Safety First
Everyone Knows These Iconical Lines...
What A Booty. The Water Splash Is Real
Rally Drivers Are Simply On Another Level. Of Course The Flying Dust And Mud Is Real, Made Infront Of The Camera
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