I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

This is the story of me and you. YES, YOU! Still young but big creatures. This is the time of our life, that we enjoyed most. The little world of big illusions.

It started 2 years ago, one afternoon, with a point and shoot device, 5MP smartphone camera. Since then my collection grew up, with more and more minifigs, revealing new worlds and fantasies of my own or inspired by others. The technique behind the scene has always been the same: natural light or nonprofessionals bulbs, an old DSLR – 400D Canon, Photoshop only for brightness and contrast.

The set is always real, is the world we live in, with real scale objects surrounding us (furniture, food, animals). The characters are all LEGO and I try to focus as much as I can on nonstars minifigs (like Darth Vader, Batman or The Simpsons). They have an important role, too, being endowed with new qualities/characteristics, but not related to their SF origins. They have the mission to manage on Earth, in different environments.

Every picture gets on Instagram and Facebook with a creative tagline (music lyric, saying, movie quote). This is the big story of my small inner world. Take that LEGO “He” and “She’, picture them in your imagination, then do it for real. You might enjoy it more than this. Within a few weeks, I will start selling hard copies of the LEGO stories to dedicated fans, such as myself, through my Facebook page.

Kit: 20 minifigs (removable heads, bodies, accessories)
Shooting equip: Canon 400D – 18-55 standard lenses, 55-200 Tamron (4-5.6)
Set: Real World (places, objects, food, animals)
Shoots by now: ~ 160 and counting
Time / picture (shoot + minimal edit): 1h
Instagram (“danalexandrubanu”) followers: ~320
FB (“toy divison”) friends: ~350

More info: Instagram

Beatles on Abbey Road

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Legography class

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Breakfast in bed of chocolate

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Beach kit

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Around the block

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Alien take off

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

I bat on locust

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Old friends

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

To live or not olive

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Ice bucket challenge

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

LEGOvore plant

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

3,2,1… LEtsGO!

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

To the moon and back

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

LEGOlution

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Seeds of love

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

LEGO display of power

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Go west!

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

The beach boys

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

He’s got the jack

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Play all day!

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Romania!

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

The great escape

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

LEGOtelle peperoni

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Round and round

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Fix you

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Just play!

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

You can’t run

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

Honey, I’m gooone!

I Photograph Lego Figures Surviving On Earth

The vibrant world of LEGO stories captures unique themes, resembling how jokes about our planet can put a uniquely humorous twist on real-life situations.

This playful approach to storytelling with miniature figures is reminiscent of the engaging wordplay and humor found in Earth Day jests, where laughter enriches our connection to the world we inhabit.