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I was first attracted to sort of the standard shot of this Tulsa landmark but, then, I noticed the sun dancing behind the statue and could not resist.
Artisans at a vocational lacquerware workshop in HCMC. The photo captures the rhythmic labor of wet-sanding and fine-detailing, showcasing a tradition of craftsmanship passed through generations.
On the left is the modded hand and on the right is the original hand.
First I sawed the fingers apart with a jewelry saw, sanded them a bit and then I modded them with heat. Dipped in boiling water, hold them under the water for a while and then reshaped them.
Caring hands of a loving young woman clasping the hands of an elderly person tenderly in her palms You can purchase this photo for commercial use in high-res and without watermark here: j.mp/greycoastphoto || If you have any issues with finding specific image, please contact me: danr@yandex.com
Since many in my Palms group have asked for a sample of the kind of shot that's perfect for this group, here's one. Thanks, guys!
The hands I created for my ABS Contest Entry on MOCpages.
These are the first LEGO hands I have made and I think I did pretty well. They are 1:1 to my hands, or you know, close enough to 1:1.
Images of them in action can be found on MOCpages: LINK
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