Built the stand from MDF and a bamboo skewer. Cow print was drawn on and cleaned up in photoshop…banner was a print out from powerpoint. This photo was a nice distraction from cleaning the house this morning!
January 17th, 2010 MattG Posted in Figure Photography, Star Wars No Comments »
Built the stand from MDF and a bamboo skewer. Cow print was drawn on and cleaned up in photoshop…banner was a print out from powerpoint. This photo was a nice distraction from cleaning the house this morning!
January 10th, 2010 MattG Posted in Doctor Who, Figure Photography No Comments »
This isn’t the picture I intended to take this weekend, but here it is. This is the result of a quick trip to Tempe Town Lake and a boat load of why-won’t-these-guys-stand-up frustration.
January 4th, 2010 MattG Posted in Doctor Who, Figure Photography No Comments »
A few weeks ago, I took a trip out to Vulture Mine, an abandoned ghost town outside Wickenburg, AZ. After seeing all the vacant buildings, my friend and I headed back to the car – and then I saw it. A giant pile of dirt! Strategic placement of the Dalek resulted in some great pics. Hope you enjoy!
November 8th, 2009 MattG Posted in Doctor Who, Figure Photography No Comments »
Inspired by some of the promotional photography for ‘The Three Doctors’. This is one of my favorite photos to date.
October 25th, 2009 MattG Posted in Figure Photography No Comments »
Went a little bit outside the normal photo op tonight. Built Leia a platform, complete with pole. Used some fabric to fashion a stage curtain. Assembled a ‘rough around the edges’ crowd…then added some semi-dramatic lighting. Had a fog machine going for a few takes but nothing good came from that.
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