We have a little modelbox lighting rig, which uses birdies. Downside is that they can only be on/off, and the birdies can't be focused in any way besides the direction they're pointing in.
So these two shots were set up in our Lighting lab: the thin strip of light is from a shuttered-in Strand SL profile at about 60%, and it's exactly the sort of effect that the modelbox rig can't produce.
Is it just me, or are there too many different types of train ticket these days?
I mean, what?
Tiny wooden
groynes.
Tiny wooden barrels.
Tiny shiny beach.
Various bits of Hepworth's The Family of Man, Nelly, and a slightly snowified Frink.
Macro Quavers.
The way home.
11th Mar 2006, 01:08
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It continues... paper tissues work better than tracing paper for the skysheet, and I'm quite liking the polyfilla beach. I'll have to wait and see how my samples turn out before I make it shiny, though.
So today I textured my stage area with polyfilla, and I've made a better screen for the sky. Now I'm going to work on smallenising the lanterns, which will be tricky.
It's not yellow at all, the phonecam just went that way for some reason.