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And the Winner of the Toy Phoneography Challenge Is…

The first Phone Snap challenge has come to an end and we have a winner! Congratulations to Rob Sawyer, for his funny and creative spin on the infamous Play-Doh character, "Mr. Bill gone MAD!!!".

A whimsical display of doll heads on sticks in a grassy area.

Much thanks goes out to all who participated in the toy challenge. I was very impressed and greatly enjoyed looking through your submissions. I would love to see more of your shots, so I invite you to participate in this week's double exposure challenge, in which you will have the opportunity to win a Hole-On-Ex 35mm Paper Pinhole Camera Kit.

Scroll down to view other notable entries from the challenge featuring a variety of fun toys (see all entries here).

Justice by Andrew Foung

Action figure of a muscular warrior in front of a modern building.

There's Always Time for a Good Book by Chris Cummings

Stuffed pink bear reading a children's book in a wooden rocking chair.

Petronas Towers by Bryan Crow

Petronas Towers model against a textured background.

Starting to Decorate by Cheryl Foster

Lego figurine standing next to a Lego Christmas tree with colorful decorations.

Horse Trap by Justin Meyers

A vibrant red fish partially submerged in yellow seaweed.

World War III by Brian Kiguchi

A collection of toy robots and dinosaurs arranged in a playful setting.

Chicken or the Egg? by Arne Frey

Chicken and egg dilemma depicted in a comic style with a chick asking a question.

Skateboard Line Up on Brighton Beach... by Carl Richardson

Surfboards on a beach with a pier in the background.

Bookosaurus by Beth Grant

Gundam! Is that a new model? by Derek Simpson

Robot model holding a sword in a space-themed background.

Giraffe by Kat Weatherington

Stuffed giraffe toy close-up.

from down below by nook right here

We come in peace! by Chris Chrome

Vintage toy robots in colorful designs.

Wall-E's Love Story by Catalin Budusan

Robot figures on a textured surface.

Let's Get Physical by toastykitten

Stuffed bear toy with sports stripes and flower design.

Paddy's Monkey by Stephen Scott

A statue of a monkey wearing a hat, reading a book in a colorful setting.

Shall We Play A Game? by Jack Mallon

Cyber Kitty Amnesia by Eline Art

A small dog figurine with a blue bow sitting on a computer motherboard.

Hard Rock Rockabilly Barbie by Becky Lee Hanson

Fashionable doll in a vibrant graphic design.

Battle of the Brave by Cerek Tunca

Aerial view of a miniature model landscape with various structures and terrains.

Christmas Angel by Katie Howell

Christmas angel decoration with a crown and ribbon, near a Christmas tree.

Teddy Bears by Henry Roxas

A collection of stuffed teddy bears in a cozy arrangement.

Squall Leonhart by Amy Xabit

Cubes by Nyamago Maistora

Colorful geometric shapes arranged in a grid pattern.

The Warriors by James Velasquez

Nutcracker figurines displayed on a shelf.

Zen Ferbie by Christian Hatchett

Black and white plush toy with xylophone on a colorful table.

Lego Dinosaur by Gina Kometani

Pixel art of a cartoonish turtle on a green surface.

Clarence by Jen Ditchik

"Black paper dog figurine with a collar, positioned near a soccer ball and wooden sticks."

The Shelf by Luis Mauro Del Casal Yap

A shelf displaying a variety of toys and photographs in black and white.

My Grand-babies toy! by Carla King Caviness

Colorful stacking toy with a smiling bear design.

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