Aimee Snowden could never have imagined the power of playing with toys. Eight years ago, the NSW photographer and agriculture advocate whipped out her camera and took a photo of a little Lego farmer she’d built.
Her decision to dabble in ‘macro photography’, staging the Lego man in typical farming situations, changed Aimee’s life.
“When I discovered macro photography, I did a bit of research and realised no-one was photographing Lego farmers,” Aimee says.
This story is from the November 14, 2022 edition of New Idea.
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