Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 04 Apr 2013 13:43
Great tips T-shot
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Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 11 Apr 2013 12:50
Keeping it simple:
Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 11 Apr 2013 13:54
Keeping it effective too!
Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 13 Apr 2013 13:18
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Simply place your figure in front of your P.C. monitor Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 04 May 2013 17:42
Awesome! Still waiting for the book mate 
Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 04 May 2013 23:48
Amen to that, Paul.
Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 05 May 2013 07:58
Nicely done. Said before, you are exceptionally talented. Keep ém coming 
Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 23 Mar 2014 20:47
Hi folks,
How to create a fun, quick & simple diorama, in 4 easy steps.
Step 1:
Take a couple of shirts, piece of cardboard, Velco (removed from an old army jacket), Figure stand Jeep & a couple of figures.
Step 2:
With the above items, make a mess on the floor.
Step 3:
Carefully pose (play) with your toys to create a nice composition then take your camera & shoot loads of pictures (I usually take between 10 & 50), @ every possible angle until you end up with something you find pleasing to the eye.
Step 4:
Now take the raw photo & mess around with it using a photo editing programme of your choice, I use Windows Live Photo Gallery & Flickr's 'Avery' (both free), & (optional) add a boarder.
Cheers
T'shot.
How to create a fun, quick & simple diorama, in 4 easy steps.
Step 1:
Take a couple of shirts, piece of cardboard, Velco (removed from an old army jacket), Figure stand Jeep & a couple of figures.
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With the above items, make a mess on the floor.
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Carefully pose (play) with your toys to create a nice composition then take your camera & shoot loads of pictures (I usually take between 10 & 50), @ every possible angle until you end up with something you find pleasing to the eye.
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Now take the raw photo & mess around with it using a photo editing programme of your choice, I use Windows Live Photo Gallery & Flickr's 'Avery' (both free), & (optional) add a boarder.
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T'shot.
Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 23 Mar 2014 20:52
So simple and yet so powerfull, thanks for sharing these great tips
Re: Behind the scenes:
Posted: 24 Mar 2014 12:43
Really looks like sandy terrain!
I always have that kind of mess in my room and never noticed I had a potential diorama
I always have that kind of mess in my room and never noticed I had a potential diorama