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Jan 04, 2007 23:11 |  #1

Mr. Bear was too heavy for the Christmas tree so I made a "set" on the dining room table. I used things I found around the house plus some trees I created from modeling supplies at the local hobby shop.

For light, I used the 430EX diffused and bounced off the ceiling. I don't have any studio equipment so I did the best I could. This was my first shot at table top photography. It was fun. Might try it again.

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That's great!

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Jan 05, 2007 17:24 |  #3

LOL! This is FANTABULOUS!

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Jan 06, 2007 05:36 |  #4

I think you did great

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Jan 07, 2007 00:23 as a reply to  @ WilliamL's post |  #5

"Look for the Bare Necessities..." Cool shot.:)




  
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