Re: Cinematography Challenge (Read Rules First)
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A bajillion cool points to those who get it.
They are married?
Wow, that's a great frame, Hazzat. Anyways, here is my entries. I am not very pleased with how they came out.
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Zoot1 … entine.png
A bajillion cool points to those who get it.
You and Katie sitting in a tree... 
nice shot harry....................and katie 
Harry and Katie! Nice frame!
Agh, I feel sorry for Filip and his lack of reviews.
The shots look a bit bland, to be honest. It's all a bit washed out and the second one just looks a bit pointless (though if you completely changed the setting, it would probably work).
I agree with Night Owl, because most of the time, images that aren't the most appealing to the eye give a lot more distinct and interesting mood and atmostphere. Instead of many of the other pictures which all are less "moody" I dont know, thats what i got out of it.
No, but I was just stating that my opinion was the same as Night Owls
Not as good as I would have hoped, but the forced perspective came out nicely, I think.
Reminds me of the movie Beetlejuice. I like it.
Beautiful, Night Owl. I was staring at it for quite a while. My expectations have been exceeded.
Very nice, Night Owl. It would look a lot better if the floor were made out of LEGO bricks, though, but that would take quite a few.
WOAH! I did a shot just like that a while ago! Although in my opinion I did a better job No offense.
A LEGO floor might have been nice, but then it would have been impossible to do the forced perspective with the tiles. I actually felt dizzy when I was looking through the camera viewfinder.
Not as good as I would have hoped, but the forced perspective came out nicely, I think.
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That jiggles my eyeballs like an old lightbulb! Make a brickfilm like this.
-Jimmybob
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