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Jun 04, 2004 09:28 |  #1

I started to play a bit with lighting last night. I know the look I'm going for, now I just have to learn how to create it on the small scale so that when the time comes, I can re-create it on a large scale (you know, people size)

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Jun 04, 2004 17:10 |  #2

I like the third one.

The first and second are hard to categorize. The crop is too small, IMO, so there are too few objects in the picture.

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Jun 04, 2004 23:00 |  #3

Bluelens wrote:
I started to play a bit with lighting last night. I know the look I'm going for, now I just have to learn how to create it on the small scale so that when the time comes, I can re-create it on a large scale (you know, people size)


You mean real people size? :shock:


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Jun 05, 2004 10:49 |  #4

Conk wrote:
You mean real people size? :shock:

Yeah, once I get a little more experimenting with light and shadow then I will move onto using people instead of small items.


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