When I saw photographer, Christopher Boffoli’s work, I thought that this was something we could do in the digital photo classroom. He has really perfected the art in this department of miniature food scenes. And we tried to recreate one of his ideas at school. The miniatures are so appealing.
Only problem is 6 mini HO scale figures run almost 14 bucks at Esther’s Hobby Shop so that makes it pricey. They’re fragile too but oh so fun.
The Oreos were on sale at Giant Eagle. But they don’t last, either. I took in beans and rice and we had some Cheerios but it just wasn’t feasible for more than 120 students to get satisfactory results.
This is one of my practice shots. The students liked the little figures. I had some larger plastic dogs that they photographed, too.
Thanks Mr. Boffoli for the cool inspiration. It isn’t that easy to do it as successfully as you’ve done.
I’d photographed a model railroad mother hanging out the wash before but not the whole scene with props.
Be sure to check out his picture show at this link cause his creativity and imagination is endless.
I love it! That is so cute 🙂
liked the concept!!!
Great shot Ruth. Only thing it is in need of is milk : )
Very fun shot! I like it.
Nice work- miniature appeals to adults and kids~
What fun! Love this, Ruth, as well as the Boffoli website. How creative!
Wonderful!
A wonderful exercise of creativity. I think I will try it and join in on your fun. Thanks for the idea and the share.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Very good. Can’t wait to see what you create Francine
Fabulous – I love it!
that’s funny!
Really creative. The students in your class are so lucky!!! You’re inspirational. Website great.
I’m fascinated by miniatures. I love dollhouses, dollhouse furniture, miniature railroads, tiny figures, etc., etc, Great post! I’d love to see more of these if you do more in your classroom.
good fun, made me smile!
I love this photo and I actually ate half a package of the golden Oreos last night!
Oh my gosh – this is fantastic! I’m going to post this as one of my daily delights for today; so cool!
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I use LEGO minifigures now and then to tell my stories. They aren’t cheap either, but my family always gives me one at Christmas, so I have quite a few of them now!
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