Blood for the Baron!

Really like that first quickfire pic.

Eagle Eyes

Hey T'shot, you really have a knack for this sort of thing ... in case it hasn't been mentioned.

You and Meertoh could create dio-volumes such as The Road to Credenhill, Desert Strike II, The Kraken Conspiracy/Ultimatum/Supremacy, Big Blue out of your recycle bins alone.

Cheers Quickie, much appreciated..I wish I could take as good underwater shots as Martin (Meertoh) does, or had such an expansive props dept as Rene & Eddie both have.

reprise





I've never been %100 happy with my last attempt photographing , lighting influenced by Escape From New York.
ITV4 showed it last night a great movie & one which I hadn't seen since I was a teenager.

Ed, nobody can compose shots like you can, you somehow manage to make the figures look more articulated than they actually are.

Eddie, how the f*ck do you do that. Its like what I try to do, only you achieve it.

meertoh wrote: you somehow manage to make the figures look more articulated than they actually are.

This is a good point, perhaps partly to do with camera angles and lighting.

Tshot do you blutack the feet or just use foot stands? (not seeking trade secrets here ... but .. curiosity is a wonderful thing, allegedly.)

Actually, maybe trade secrets are a good thing.



PS. Like the new pics too

No real secrets...sometimes it's figure stands others blu tack or simply holding the figure in one hand camera in the other & ,very occasionally, careful balancing & being quick in pressing he button.

The only technical advice I can offer is setting the camera to Macro, otherwise it's just a case of having fun in creating little stories & reasoning for the charactors actions..it's really just another excuse for playing with toys.

Everyone else has said it all . . . excellent pictures as always.

Stakeout