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They're everywhere, and they start to interact with normal people ...
Sie sind überall - und sie fangen an, mit normalen Menschen umzugehen ...
onlar her yerde - ve normal insanlarla davranma basladila ...
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This is my Star Wars trooper Sig-fig if it was from Episode III. I forget which legion those were from :/
Read all about it in Figure of the Day: figureoftheday.blogspot.com/2012/02/star-wars-figure-of-d...
Over the last few days of the week, I setup a single light in my office and turned two black design boards around for a backdrop. My plan was to capture everyone I could in the building from every team. Nearly all of them were in their final hours of working for Lucasfilm. I wanted to remember all of them, and give them all something that has us all in the same place forever.
Buena fotografia de mi mas reciente juguete lego de starwars y los demas clones de diferentes tipos atras de el
Yesterday, a clone defect was found in a secret Russian version "Star Wars" factory and it was photographed, here is that image.
Fearing a looming global war Russia has stepped up production of all sorts of new weaponry even including artificial, unidentifiable armies like for example, the famous Crimea "little green men".
Russia's secret clone troopers' or "baitsy" factory in the Urals maintains strict quality control. It allows fewer than one-in-a-billion defects yet sometimes they detect one.
aka 'studio time on your hands when the model cancels'
first attempt at cloning.
strobist info. you name it. WL 1600 in large octabox right, in large softbox left, both at full power. two SB-800s behind camera left and right TTL, triggered by CLS and optical slaves.
Cropped as suggested by taylorkoa22. He's right, its better.
One detail that bugs, bugs, bugs, is that electrical tape around that conduit in the back. It's one of the darkest values in the picture and really distracts me. To crop it out, though, crops her leg, leaving it a black line running straight into the corner. It's the kind of thing the Clone tool is made for in image manipulation software, I guess. Noticing those things as I'm taking the picture is I think a real key to improvement.
Thanks, taylorkoa22!
Yashica FX-3 Super 2000
Yashica lens 50 mm 1:1.9
Kodak Gold 200 film
March 2008
In The Clone Corporation’s apocalyptic vision of the future, Kate Kaman and Joel Erland present a working, retrofitted crane game that has been modified to dispense original fetus sculptures.