iMac
Over the years, this account has transitioned from a personal photo journal to a showcase of my best toy photography. I'm now extremely selective about what I post to this account, because for the most part, it functions as a professional portfolio.
And to some extent, that's no fun. I love building stuff with Lego, and it's a shame that I've had no venue dedicated to photos of my creations. As some of you may know, I've posted some wide shots to my setups account, but they're usually sandwiched between shots of paper sets and chipmunk videos, and that's never felt quite right.
So, I've created a brand new account to corral all the photos of my many Lego builds (or MOCs). I can't promise you that all the photos will be arty and pristine, but you'll find wide shots, different angles, and when possible, links to the Lego Digital Designer files.
You can find the account here — powerpig builds — along with a link to the Lego Digital Designer file for this iMac.
iMac
Over the years, this account has transitioned from a personal photo journal to a showcase of my best toy photography. I'm now extremely selective about what I post to this account, because for the most part, it functions as a professional portfolio.
And to some extent, that's no fun. I love building stuff with Lego, and it's a shame that I've had no venue dedicated to photos of my creations. As some of you may know, I've posted some wide shots to my setups account, but they're usually sandwiched between shots of paper sets and chipmunk videos, and that's never felt quite right.
So, I've created a brand new account to corral all the photos of my many Lego builds (or MOCs). I can't promise you that all the photos will be arty and pristine, but you'll find wide shots, different angles, and when possible, links to the Lego Digital Designer files.
You can find the account here — powerpig builds — along with a link to the Lego Digital Designer file for this iMac.