TinyArt
Chumono
Makes perfect sense to collect eyes, when they took one of yours!
It was a graveyard smash!!
- Thread starter HorseloverFat
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TinyArt
Chumono
If ever there was a tree stalking the earth in search of its/a head....!
Eckhoffw
Masterpiece
Looks cool.
What if that little skull on the left was up in its hand on the right?
What if that little skull on the left was up in its hand on the right?
Good idea. I’ll try it tomorrow
The company my husband works for has a hotel on Daytona Beach for the employees and they have yellow lights so as not to confuse the turtles during egg laying time.
ShadyStump
Imperial Masterpiece
This is true horror. But let’s face it, props to the lady for a great Halloween idea for anyone preggers.
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bonsaiDerek
Mame
here is my entry, good use of a couple dead trees
Eckhoffw
Masterpiece
Great use of dead trees!
I feel like the house could be tilted slightly forward towards the viewer.
Not to be a critic.
Fidur
Chumono
Let's play......
ShadyStump
Imperial Masterpiece
Photography tips from an amateur:
In this situation, it often works best to get the camera angle from the "ground level" as if you were standing in the scene yourself looking at the subject. So, camera at the level of the pot, looking up at the vicious dragon, or menacing tree creature.
Dramatic lighting helps. Stark shadows, background lit separately to match the ominous sky, maybe some colored lights if you have them. Use household lamps with directed blinds (maybe tinfoil and cardboard) or desk lamps to to play with multiple lighting directions.
More difficult to do with phone cameras and their autofocus, but leaving all but the subject of the action in a softer focus or even blurred a little can add a sense of drama.
Loving it all so far, though.
In this situation, it often works best to get the camera angle from the "ground level" as if you were standing in the scene yourself looking at the subject. So, camera at the level of the pot, looking up at the vicious dragon, or menacing tree creature.
Dramatic lighting helps. Stark shadows, background lit separately to match the ominous sky, maybe some colored lights if you have them. Use household lamps with directed blinds (maybe tinfoil and cardboard) or desk lamps to to play with multiple lighting directions.
More difficult to do with phone cameras and their autofocus, but leaving all but the subject of the action in a softer focus or even blurred a little can add a sense of drama.
Loving it all so far, though.
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
Okeedokee.. give it a day or two.. then we’ll tally
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
Ok.. I tallied from each of our “highest reacted single post”
The totals are..
@moke - 16 reactions.. (1st place.. easily)
@HorseloverFat - 7 reactions
@Eckhoffw - 5 reactions
@Crawforde - 8 Reactions
@bonsaiDerek - 7 Reactions
@Fidur - 7 Reactions..
Congratulations to 1st and second place!!
Thanks ALL for participating..
Give me a minute to figure out this 3-way tie for 3rd place!!
The totals are..
@moke - 16 reactions.. (1st place.. easily)
@HorseloverFat - 7 reactions
@Eckhoffw - 5 reactions
@Crawforde - 8 Reactions
@bonsaiDerek - 7 Reactions
@Fidur - 7 Reactions..
Congratulations to 1st and second place!!
Thanks ALL for participating..
Give me a minute to figure out this 3-way tie for 3rd place!!
Wulfskaar
Omono
