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@Designholic - Superb shot, the positioning, lighting, and background all work really well together.

@Parrothead Rasmus - Come on, your photo is not awful. Be more positive :classic:. The mime seems to have everything in reverse, white face and black shirt instead of the opposite.

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That's not a bad photo, Parrothead Rasmus.

I'm still really just a newbie myself, but to improve it, the first thing I'd do is even out the lighting, because there's glare on the torso of the right-most Snowie and the two left-most 'figs are a little dim. I'd also lower the camera angle a tad, so it looks more like a photo shot from a minifig's perspective than from a human's perspective. Something could be done about the noise; probably a lower ISO and better lighting. Finally, I'd get a smoother backdrop, because the 'ground' is slightly warped and it just screams out 'toys on wrinkled paper!' to me. It doesn't blend in to the background well, doesn't look like a floor, and doesn't look like natural terrain. Keep working at it! :classic:

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Mine look awful compared to everyone else's. This one's from my photostream on flickr.

why so negative?

is that one who somehow sneak through recruitment via the back door? :laugh:

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Nice shot, Cloney O'. :thumbup: Is this lit with a white screen or a red screen? It looks tinted red to me. (though I like that) And how long is your exposure? For my on-black shots lit with an iPod touch, I go for something between a ten and fifteen second exposure, depending on how large the scene.

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It was lit with a red screen; white was giving me too much of a blue tint, and I wanted something a bit more dramatic. I think I was using about a five to seven second exposure. When I went longer, too much light came in and I was starting to see the room around it. I was also taking it on a mirror, if you couldn't tell, which helped bounce the light around and make it brighter.

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I figured I better put that iPad I recently got to good use. Many, many pictures later, there was only one I could even work with…

i don't know much about photography but thought that your photo looks life-like as in it was straight from the movie set. :thumbup:

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I think I was using about a five to seven second exposure. When I went longer, too much light came in and I was starting to see the room around it. I was also taking it on a mirror, if you couldn't tell, which helped bounce the light around and make it brighter.

Ah. Usually I let in a little more light and I'll start to see the black backdrop, but then adjusting brightness and contrast turns the background black again. Now that you mention it, I do see a little of the mirror, but it's not that noticeable, which I think is a good thing.
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I figured I better put that iPad I recently got to good use. Many, many pictures later, there was only one I could even work with…

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Shaak and Aayla

Very nice, very crisp photo Clone O'Patra. At first I couldn't understand why Aayla was smaller than Shaak but then I realised She was sat down :blush:.

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Nice shot, Masked. I like the way you angled them. Nice profile shots. And, once again, you're welcome. I'd do it again, as well. :sweet:

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You were the chosen one!

It was said that you would destroy the Sith, not join them!

Bring balance to the Force,

not leave it in darkness!

I HATE YOU!

You were my brother, Anakin.

I loved you.

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No photoshop except the first for the lightsaber and the mouth, instead of being happy is sad.

More photos tomorrow.

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Great job with the effective lighting to capture the visuals and even the emotion of this memorable scene Linko. I also like the dirtied Obi-Wan and the close-up of the charred Vader in the last shot. :thumbup:

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I like to look in on this topic every now and then and just spend a while browsing through the excellent photography. I thought it was about time I showed some appreciation. I'm very envious of some of the talent on display here, I wish my shots could be as good but I think I'll stick to browsing. Keep up the good work everybody and thanks :thumbup:

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