Ever wonder what can be accomplished with a 3.5″ tall, toy Mandalorian, a storm trooper, a camera, some sparking fireball fireworks, and a touch of imagination? The Jumping Jack Productions team is proud to bring you this latest picture as the answer. This epic Mandalorian toy photo is straight from the creativity of eight-year-old Jack Adams. With that being said, check out the first picture in the series they are calling: Commando: Victory!

It all began on a bright and sunny, Sunday afternoon. Jack approached his dad with the Mandalorian toy in hand and a spark of genius. Loving his son’s idea, Jack and his dad set off for another toy photography adventure. They grabbed their bag of toy photography goodies and headed for the sandy area of the local creek. This picture is one of many that came about from that fun, father/son adventure.

If you would like to see the 2nd picture in the Mandalorian toy photo series, called “Commando: Overcoming”, please click the link. Please compare both pictures and then leave your comments below on which picture you like the best.

We’ve all heard of the GI Joe’s before, but in this epic toy photography battle, you can now witness the rise of the GI Jack’s!

The Jumping Jack Productions team is proud to bring you this Rumble In The Jungle toy photography picture. In one photograph, you will get to see the GI Jack Squad in action, fighting against enemy explosions as their “eyes in the sky” helicopter tries to clear the path from above. While using exploding, crackling bar fireworks, some fun sparklers, and a bomb of creativity, the JJP Team is thrilled to include this Rumble In The Jungle toy photograph into their portfolio of work.

Would you like to see more epic Toy Photography pictures like this one? If so, please email us and let us know what kind of action scene you would like to see next for the GI Jack squad.

This project is a first for the Jumping Jack Productions team. Lately, we have been doing a lot of Toy Photography. However, this project takes toy photography to a whole new level.

In the past, Jack’s dad Daniel Adams has been known to put together Surreal Photography projects for his websites One Spark Media and Perhaps Today. Then one afternoon, after playing cars on the floor of his son’s room, Jack and his dad decided to mix toy photography with surreal photography. What would that kind of mixture look like? Just take a look at this picture and you’ll see!

Toy photography has always been a picture made up entirely of pictures of toys. Surreal photography has been a mixture of real life pictures and real life people being composited into creative, story-telling photographs. Well now, Jumping Jack Productions has decided to add pictures of real life people into their picture of toy photography. Take a look at it and leave your comments below with how you think it turned out. We’d love to hear from you.

So in this picture that we are calling “The Getaway”, the JJP Team is “getting away” from normal toy photography and changing things up. Why? Because with art….there are no rules.

In honor of Jack’s Great Grandpa Jerry, and all the other brave soldiers, who offered their lives for the fight against tyranny and oppression, Jumping Jack Productions is proud to create this Toy Photography picture called, “Never Forget”.

If you have someone in your life who is a warrior for truth, love, and freedom, this would be a great way to say, “thank you”. Get your print copy today from he Jumping Jack Productions Store and let these toy soldiers all be a reminder that freedom comes with a fight.

If you would like to see how we put this picture together, check out the link below:

NEVER FORGET TOY PHOTOGRAPHY: BEHIND THE SCENES

Wait! This isn’t just another Toy Photography project from Jumping Jack Productions about water, this is great advice! This is a call-to-action from the Incredible Hulk himself. We need to drink more water!

Too many youngsters are filling their bellies with soda and other sugary drinks. But in this latest photo by the JJP Team, the toy Incredible Hulk reminds us all that we should HULK SMASH the amount of soda we drink and instead drink more water instead.

Using many bottles of water, and some clever wire-rigging, this toy photography project promises some crisp and clear water visuals, with a message that is even more clear. This is not just toy photography, this is toy advice. If you would like to see what inspired this creative picture, please watch the video that Jack Adams put together for his school talent show, demonstrating how the Drink More Water photo was put together. You don’t want to miss this.