Trying to capture the mysteriousness and epic coolness that is Boba Fett, I wanted the front of the figure in the shadows.
The poseable cape upped the cool factor and offered an awesome pallet of shadows and highlights.
This is a Play Arts Kai "Harley Quinn". In my first attemps, I took some pictures were Harley was smashing Batmans head with her hammer. Afterwards I realizad that Mrs Quinn looked just fine by herself. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks.
I wanted to create a wallpaper using the Tony Stark figure. Figured I need to have a matching suitable background that represent the futuristic aspect of Iron Man, thus I stumbled across this. Its also a great background that gives a scientific limbo effect for this figure, especially this pose.
I wanted to capture the realism of the Thor's headsculpt close up while experimenting using a harsh light source.
I wanted to focus on the eyes, I really want his eyes feel like they're looking right at the viewer.
I shot this photo to celebrate Easter. The Bunny and Chicken Lego were so cute I just cant pass on the opportunity to create a suitable moment for the holiday. Then again what's better than to also include the "egg hunter" green pig from Lego Angry Bird in the background, the Easter Grinch!
I love this super cool figure. It's a Play Arts Kai Variant "Catwoman". This figure looks so good that I pretty much tried to take the shot whitout ruining it natural groove. I chose a white acrylic plate as a deck to disperse the light from below.
I hope you enjoy it!
I got hold of a custom "hall of armor" cabinet from a local seller which I really couldnt pass on. I decided it would be a perfect prop to tell a story with my Iron Man series collection. In this photo I wanted to tell a story where Tony was torn apart in having to don the Mk.46 Armor in order to stop Cap's team in MCU's Civil War.
Batman goes for a casual swim.
Ok everyone, here is an image from the box of set 70900, that I recreated.
I added a little more 'drama' though.
