When it comes to toy photography, backgrounds can be difficult to use. Do you have to buy a diorama? Can you even make a diorama? I came up with a few ideas that you can use for your next action figure photoshoot!

Let me know what else you might use as a background for your toy photos and what you think of these ideas. I really hope they can help inspire you to take more photos.

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00:00 Introduction
00:44 Background Idea 1: Buy a Diorama
02:01 Background Idea 2: Make a Diorama
03:17 Background Idea 3: Use Random Objects
04:40 Background Idea 4: Use Nothing
06:19 Background Idea 5: Go Outside
07:17 Background Idea 6: Digital Background