Bradley desperately wanted to shoot a picture of the Felucia he’d created, but it wasn’t coming out with the old Canon IS2S. Break out the Nikon with the 2.8 lens, and voila, a happy Bradley, complete with fire-based planet (i.e.: piano console, wire Easter basket, brass lamp and a little red added in Photoshop. Strange how that Easter basket looks like a building with windows and a balcony, just about the right size for some grand Lego shoot out in which no human people ever die).
posted by Julie Walton Shaver at 11:04 pm
Bradley desperately wanted to shoot a picture of the Felucia he’d created, but it wasn’t coming out with the old Canon IS2S. Break out the Nikon with the 2.8 lens, and voila, a happy Bradley, complete with fire-based planet (i.e.: piano console, wire Easter basket, brass lamp and a little red added in Photoshop. Strange how that Easter basket looks like a building with windows and a balcony, just about the right size for some grand Lego shoot out in which no human people ever die).
Proud of you! Your 2.8 looks great…
~Bobs
Comment by Bobbi — August 30, 2006 @ 11:35 pm
Thanks! You’re the best!
Comment by Julie Walton Shaver — August 30, 2006 @ 11:50 pm