In hockey, the goalie is the brick wall in front of the net. With large pads and an even larger determination, the goalie’s job is to save the day and stop the other team from scoring.

In this hockey toy photo by Jumping Jack Productions, the team has captured the essence of the hockey goalie using camera magic, and a bit of Photoshop. Here is how the JJP team captured the magic on ice, with a toy:

• one hockey goalie toy
• a can of atmosphere aerosol
• 3 heavy backlights
• a 3d model of a hockey net and a hockey puck
• shards of crushed ice cubes
• their hopes and dreams

If you like what you see, make sure to check out the Face Off hockey picture by clicking the link.

Jumping Jack Productions has taken toy photography to the ice with this first, of their hockey pictures. Jack and his dad have recently started getting into hockey and thought that photographing some of Jack’s hockey toys would be a blast.

After freezing a tray of water in the freezer overnight, the Jumping Jack Production Team got up early on a morning and headed outside into the 28 degree weather to start photographing. This is one of the awesome pictures that they captured.

Toy Photography is an exciting and fun adventure for the team at Jumping Jack Productions. However, every now and then you stumble across an opportunity to use toy photography to encourage someone else. Fellow Toy Photographer SirDork put out a challenge on his YouTube channel to bring awareness to a great organization called Pops For Patients, which is a group of people who bring Funko POP! toys to children’s hospitals across the world. The challenge was simple: Take a toy photography picture that includes a Funko POP! toy somewhere in it.

The team at Jumping Productions new exactly what they wanted to do.

Check out the picture below to see the encouraging picture that they created for the Pops For Patients toy photography challenge.

This was a project that we came up with based on a “Don’t Be A Bully” campaign that Jack was having at school. He thought this would be a great picture to encourage others to help people instead of hurting them. Therefore, be a buddy, not a bully.

We hope you enjoy!

This Fortnite Toy Photography projects was the original project that the Jumping Jack Productions dad had for his son Jack’s 9th birthday party. He envisioned a picture of Jack jumping out of the toy Battle Bus and dropping into the fight. He wanted to create something that would inspire his son to always stand for truth and love amidst the battlefield of life.

One sunny afternoon, with the help of his nephew Joey, Jack’s dad started taking pictures of the Fortnite toys. Next he had Jack dress up in his own, custom Fortnite skin, and he took pictures of him. Combine that with a little Photoshop magic and the first of the two Fortnite Toy Photography pictures was complete.

What’s better than 1 Fortnite Toy Photography picture? How about 2 Fortnite toy photos!!

The Jumping Jack Productions team is proud to bring you a picture that was not planned from the beginning of the photo shoot, but came together so nicely as an after thought. The idea behind this toy photograph was to imitate a famous Fortnite picture. Here is the image we started with:

With some toys laying around the house, the help of the nephew Joey, and a bit of creative imagination, we were able to create the next Fortnite Toy Photography picture titled, “Fortnine, Birthday Royale”. Obviously, there were some things that we had to change, and even some things that we added for fun. How well do you think we imitated this picture? Let us know in the comments below.

If you would like to see a Fortnite Toy Photograph Behind The Scenes video, click on this link here: Fortnine Behind The Scenes.

While out on an adventure, the Jumping Jack Productions team captured so many epic photos, like this Mandalorian toy picture! They loved them all so much, that they had to release a 2nd one. This picture, simply titled, “Commando: Overcoming” is all about standing tall and overcoming the obstacles of life. In this movie poster kind of picture, the Mandalorian stands tall against the backdrop of fiery mayhem and sand-scattering explosions.

This picture, brainstormed and composed by eight-year-old Jack Adams, proves that anything is possible when you put your mind to it. Therefore, if you have a love for toy photography like the Jumping Jack Productions team, don’t let doubt, fear, or laziness hold you back. Grab any camera you can get your hands on (with permission of course) – even if its just a cell phone – and start being creative. Or perhaps you have other goals and ambitions, awesome! It’s time to overcome the fear and doubt that tries to tell you “No”, and stand tall like the Commando, Mando!

If you would like to see the other Mandalorian toy picture called “Commando: Victory”, please click on the link now. We would love for you to compare these two pictures – which are very similar – and let us know which one you like the best. Leave your thoughts in the comments below.