I have been playing around with the camera and
some standard model railway backdrops and this
photo just stood out for me.
“M18 waiting for the Mortain counter attack 1944.”
Just click on the piccy to enlarge.
A certain person with lots of trees on their blog
has inspired me 🙂
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This is a great shot! Excellent work.
More luck than skill but lots of fun 🙂
This is very inspiring to behold. And very relevant to me too, especially now that I’m thinking of hellish backgrounds for my Daemon models to photograph with. Thanks for sharing!
Looking forward to your daemon visions 🙂
I think that works very well with the foreground and the little tank is also nicely painted. What is your method to avoid shadows were you don’t want them? Do you take pictures in daylight conditions or with artificial lighting?
Taken in daylight in a conservatory so a huge amount of light.