

Here are two pieces of Federal artillery. A few of the men have stripped down to their shirtsleeves... artillery work is hot and unforgiving! I made sure to leave the shirts and men pretty dirty looking, as artillery work is also very messy, and I want these guys to look pretty grimy. Unfortunately

Figures by Battle Honors.
2 comments:
Hard believe they are 15mm .... what setup do you use for the photo shoot. It came out excellent.
Joe
Howdy!
Okay, I should take some shots of my photo setup sometime in the near future:)
I use my painting lamp to bring light right onto the photo target. I put white foamcore behind them and under them. I set the white balance to... well... pretty high I think? Then, whammo, photo!:) When I bring the photos onto my PC they are usually very yellow for some reason, but there is an insta-fix option in my photo program that gets them back to their real colors... and that is it! I'll take a photo or two of my setup in the near future... but I can say this, taking a decent photo is DAMNED hard:( I am so jealous of the guys who take really great photos.
Anyway... thanks for the compliments, and for stopping by!:)
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