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Re: MOC: Smilin' Jack Whiskey's Hovercoach
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lugnet.space, lugnet.western
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Tue, 28 Oct 2003 13:35:17 GMT
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In lugnet.space, John Henry Kruer wrote:
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> Har, it looks good partner.
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> Seriously, this is great. The coach really looks like a future equivilent of
> the old horse-drawn carrage/wagon, yet keeps a techy look with the color scheme,
> smoothness, and greeblies.
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> This is really nice. The two robotic horse thingies look cool, and they provide
> some nice contrast with the back. And that bot is just plain cool. :)
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> My only critisism is not with the moc, but the presentation. I think good photo
> technique can really help show off a MOC, and I think the pale white background
> is just too distracting, and makes the whole pic look under-exposed. I think
> just getting a few good lights should make a huge difference to the • background.
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> Keep it up Gil!
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> -JHK
Hey! Haven't seen you around these parts in a bit, John. I imagine school's
opening movements have kept you busy.
Thanks for the kudos on the coach...surprisingly it wasn't an easy one, nor
particularily enjoyable near the end due to the several rebuilds. But in the
end, I think it's passable.
As for the the photography, I couldn't agree more.....especially in this case. A
couple reasons for less than stellar shots. First, my camera is not the best.
The light apatrure is has extreme tunnel vision...finding that sweet spot
between overexposure and shadowland is a tough one. Second is the quality of
the images. I am desperately low on webspace, so the quality of the images is
optimized at medium, taken at a lower resolution to start with. Again, that
washes out the light tones against the background.
Oh...and I stink at it too. ;)
Practice, practice, practice.
Thanks for the thoughts and honest feedback....just the way I like it!
Cheers,
-Gil
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| (...) Har, it looks good partner. Seriously, this is great. The coach really looks like a future equivilent of the old horse-drawn carrage/wagon, yet keeps a techy look with the color scheme, smoothness, and greeblies. This is really nice. The two (...) (21 years ago, 28-Oct-03, to lugnet.space, lugnet.western)
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