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Well I think it is done. Please tell me what you think. Give credit if used. BTW there has been a big storm here for the past couple of days so that is one reason I have been absent.
Hope you enjoyed it.
JJ
These photos were REALLY out of focus, but it was just a test to see if I had the necessary skills to *do* a clone session. In process of making more & uploading them, so check back!
After a massive increase in crime on the City - planet of Coruscant. A new type of clone was devised to keep the streets safe. Introducing the Clone Raider! With a 36 Channel radio pack, advanced sight binocs, a thermo-electric stun grenade, and the ACS Auto Shotty, this clone will stop at nothing to keep the city safe!
"Will also incorporate into the 2064 theme."
Entry to Kaminoan's contest.
The original Voigtlander Brilliant on the right (1930's era) and a Lubitel 2 (Ukraine) copy ca. 1970s. I paid a buck for the Voigtlander, and maybe $15 for the Lubitel. I've only shot with the Lubi, though.
A bit of cloning fun with my two boys. Its bad enough trying to get them to pose just once, genrally its tricky getting natural shots of these guys when they know a camera is pointing in their direction.
Unknown clone doll I found at goodwill. Her eyes are amazing and terrifying. Can't place the face mold, though.
Blouse dismantled, ironed and used for pattern. Also really glad I found this leftover piece of thin polka dot fabric (cotton/possibly synthetic mix) on sale. I've been waiting for a chance to use it.
Top shows McMahon Burial Ground, old Abbey Ruins and bottom shows Ancient Cross, The Diamond, Clones
It's the body of a storm trooper and the head of a snow trooper, with black R2-D2 as bomb support robot
basically this is is my new background , comment if you like it or not thanks
Comments and constructive critisezem appreciated
this is my friend, we went on a photoshoot one day and we decided to try out cloneing. and a little bit of levitation in the background. i am appy wit hthe result of this picture!
Clones round tower (Co Monaghan, Ireland) was built in the 10th century. The tower was originally much higher but the conical cap and top storey collapsed some time between 1591 and 1739.
Round towers are early medieval stone towers - it is thought they were principally bell towers, places of refuge, or a combination of these.