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The Clone Light Fighter is mainly used by Scout Troopers for patrols or escorts near enemy territory, were its quadruple light balster cannons come in handy against infantry and light aircraft or vehicles.
Note that the ones on the left are exactly the same as the ones on the right... I moved em during the exposure
Clone Trooper at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, USA 2014
Shelby clone convertible built in Norway at Pony Performance, see more at www.LegendaryCollectorCars.com
I shot the pictures in my living room with a smaller aperture in order to have have less depth. This way, when I move my body and clone all the pictures together, they would all be in focus, and the background wouldn't look weird. The ISO was at 100 because I wanted the clearest possible picture with the most contrast, and I adjusted the shutter speed to compensate the other settings and to compensate the lights in my living room. The feeling I wanted to show in the picture is related everyday life.
Commander Neyo, a clone marshal commander of the 91st Reconnaissance Corps in the Grand Army of the Republic, invades my desk and joins the other Clone Troopers standing guard over my office.
Not an example of great photography technique, but a really fun project to try out with two of my granddaughters. I am exploring the techniques of multiplicity images. And they had fun too.
out of all my finished cloning photos, so far this one if my favourite.
i think i have learnt and got better at cloning and looking at this image compared to the others, you can tell. to carry this on i want to look at a smaller space to work in, and try on more clothes experimenting with light as the lighting that was being used in the car park was pretty dull.
Haha I can finally do it! Took about 2 hours but I finally did it! I am a cloner!! For those that want help with it here's a great link!
I seem to like cloning myself.
And i've decided that I NEED a remote shutter release. I almost didn't make the shot way in the back and nearly killed a cactus patch on the way.
This is the other clone I won at my doll clubs "Send in the Clones" raffle. Here she is in a yellow wig from a trade with DollsAhoy. Vintage and not so vintage Barbie fashions. Cheap cloney shoes and bag.
Fiona Glascott as Rose, owner of The Peanut, the only pub in the tiny village of Bletherford.
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5C1 Clone with Irel Speaker from eBay (very reasonable price) testet with my NN Telly (sounds nice :-)
This is my fireplace at the moment. Counting clones, thought I'd snap a pic. Wish the light was better...
My first attempt at clones. It isn't perfect, but its not bad. It was hard to get it done with two kids stuck inside because of all the rain.
These are all my iPods, except the red one, which is my wife's.
Since I was weekend away I add three pics now and rest missing tomorow.
Ponytail clone from the early 60s, very tall doll - a bit taller than Barbie and Barbie´s dresses are little loose like this vintage Prom dress shes wearing.
Shes marked on her back "EVERGREEN British Colony of Hong Kong 1011½", which makes me think that some dresses sold on Ebay as HK Lilli´s are actually this doll´s...at least those found in Germany, because this doll came from there and was maybe sold there because shes not the only Evergreen doll fround in Germany.