Kidnapping ( Toy pho )

[Nikkie]

Yes I have been at yet again it took me awhile to do these one's I took them outside I wanted to use natrule light and not my light tent. Any way here goes



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[jenne]

You have a good little story happening here Sandy, love the lighting and the point of view. I particularly like #3 - your camera angle and the closer up view has given it so much action and suspense, brilliant!

[Nikkie]

Thanks Jenne not real happy with them they did not turn out as I had hoped but thought I would post just the same. Toy pho is a lot of hard work esp outside setting up and cheeking and resetting until it looks right and then just a small breeze is all it take to knock them over but its fun and I like it thanks for looking. Love your new avvie by the way

[jenne]

Haha Sandy, you could lie on the floor and take a different perspective but not me, it takes me forever to get down there and even more to get back up again, had to laugh at the thought of a breeze knocking them down, thanks about my new avatar, felt like a change and when I went shopping today I bought a fire engine red 30 day rinse for real, have to get a real pic aye??

[Nikkie]

HeHe Jenne well I think it suits you also loved the dizzy blonde. Getting on the ground you say did you see my photos of me introuding Monique the first stories I took of her ? I had to get right down on the floor to take some of these and wiggle about it was so hard as not much space I had a lounge behind me and a coffee table in front of me and I swear I thought I would never get back up.Toy photography is a challenge for sure in more ways then one but have you ever had a better reason to play with toys as an adult

http://www.ausph.com/showthread.php/...onique-Toy-pho

[K1W1]

These are toys they weigh virtually nothing and they don't have a union or OH&S rules. Instead of you getting down to their level get them up to yours. Use a table or something similar to raise them to a working height.

[Nikkie]

When we move I will be getting Ivan to build me something I have some ideas of what I want for photos outside something I can move around or even fold up and take with me to use differnt at differnt places so I don't have to be changeing the backgrounds all the time and use what is there for the story so at times they will still have to be on the ground but other times yes they can be up higher like you said a table or something thanks Kiwi great advice

[jenne]

These are toys they weigh virtually nothing and they don't have a union or OH&S rules. Instead of you getting down to their level get them up to yours. Use a table or something similar to raise them to a working height.

a true lateral thinker there K1W1