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Re: Shoamin Temple
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Mon, 14 Jul 2003 22:48:58 GMT
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Nick Oranzi wrote:
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Finally i went out to best buy and got a new digital camera. No more PCcam
pics for me! As a result, i can begin my story again with bigger, clearer
pictures then before, but that aside, presenting...
The Shoamin Temple
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Alright, I noticed this last week, but with the general
nonsense I have to go through just to earn a buck, I haven’t
had much time for feedback comments. But, upon review, I’ll
have to echo some of the remarks made earlier.
1. To adjust picture quality, it’s always possible to use Macro
mode if it’s available on the model of camera you’re using.
Otherwise, if one is not available at your disposal (in
my case; I’m using a HP photosmart 320) try taking an old
magnifying glass and positioning it about an inch away from the
lens. This produces a synthetic macro, but in a case such as
this [1] it works.
2. Taking a look at the model, I’m rather impressed with your
take on the oriental styled architecture (extra points for the
use of sloped roofing to give it a pagoda feel.) A few of the more
notable features included the entrance archway and the interior
details such as the bonsai plant, armor racking, floor design and
armament pedastals. (which makes me wonder why lego never made
smaller katanas for Wazikashis or Tantos?)
As seen on many models this month, the use of those flat foliage
elements (used on ivy, trees, vineyards, etc, etc.) gave the
landscape a nicely designed feel. However, the landscaping depends
on the baseplate quite a lot. (it would have been nice to see some
more trees, gates, etc thrown in.)
The only critique(s) here would be color choice (especially for the
outside of a building; black is difficult to photograph without
lighting and hits the aesthetics a bit.)
If it’s one attribute I look for in a model, an interesting design
takes top honors. You seem to be hitting the formule pretty much here,
and I look forward to your next take on Jahmong.
Osprey, over and out
M. Aaron Hein
http://www.lugnet.com/~1112/Creations/
[1]
Here’s a good example
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=335611
Without macro
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=335619
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| (...) I suppose reading the manual would help... (...) An easy solution i suppose would be to merely clip one shorter but i cant take myself to do that! (...) I would have had more trees, saddly i ran out of plant pieces (...) Again, the (...) (21 years ago, 17-Jul-03, to lugnet.castle.ninja)
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| Finally i went out to best buy and got a new digital camera. No more PCcam pics for me! As a result, i can begin my story again with bigger, clearer pictures then before, but that aside, presenting... The Shoamin Temple (3 URLs) an explanation is on (...) (21 years ago, 10-Jul-03, to lugnet.announce.moc, lugnet.castle.ninja, FTX)
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