If like me, when taking pictures of figures, it is a nice idea togive the image a setting. I quite often download images from the internet. Well, Norman who often sends me pictures of his figures has decided to produce some back scenes to set off his soldiers.
Furthermore, Norman has decided to go for quality, printing them on heavy duty paper. The result is exceptional and certainly enhances the posed figures.
I have no interest in any commercial sense nor any links to this enterprise, but I thought readers might find a use for such an item. They can be found at hello@seenik.co.uk and are availablre on eBay just search for seenik.
Here are some of Norman's figures with the appropriate back scene. Even if not interested in the back scenes, enjoy the lovely figures!
Very nice indeed Bob - I'm tempted as the wonderful back scene might drag the eye of the viewer away from my terrible painting!
ReplyDeleteThanks MJT. Just had an email from Norman and he is adding more images to the collection.
DeleteThose are really very nice indeed. I've seen other people use back scenes and they are very effective.
ReplyDeleteThanks Martin. I have used A4 prints taken off the computer, which are fine if the subject is small, but if you want to photograph a whole army the back scene needs to be much larger/wider. Currently I used a big piece of hardboard painted sky blue.
DeleteI’m waiting to see if someone uses my Cornwall photos…
ReplyDeleteWhat particular battle were you thinking of :-)
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