Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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Chiro - Are you hungry or something?
Totally! It was brownies my sister made. And I was testing out my new T2i
Sorry For the Double post but I felt this photo was best Raw
Sorry For the Double post but I felt this photo was best Raw
Wow, nice 
I likey the trees.
Here's a picture I took on my phone and uploaded to Instagram:
Pretty hip photo you got there, Isaac!
The composition is very interesting, although I've never been a fan of the instagram filters.
I've been going with a sort of "unnatural nature" theme recently:
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Whoa, man, that's really nice.
Wow! Nice photos and nice places too
I think my favorite would be the first picture.
Damn backyard, those pictures are really good. 
The last picture and the first are my two favorite, but the second one is sweet as well.
You don't need a special "bokeh thing" to get bokeh...just have the aperture wide open and put lights in the background.
That's a sweet effect, I'll be amazed to see how you use it in a film.
It is quite interesting. I'd love to use it in a film. But my Christmas lights are only up for a short while, and setting up animation in that room would probably be rather awkward. But, I may be able to for a short shot if I wanted to.
aaaaaaaah bokeh...
I would love to do that effect... If only I hadn't misplaced my DSLR... How do you lose one of those anyway? Do you know if it is possible to do that in a webcam (like Quickcam 9000)
That is just too awesome.
It is quite interesting. I'd love to use it in a film. But my Christmas lights are only up for a short while, and setting up animation in that room would probably be rather awkward. But, I may be able to for a short shot if I wanted to.
Christmas lights are cheap, you could probably even get some at discount rates after Christmas, a string or two for your own personal film making.
I lit the interior of 'The Beached Whale' in "Unrenewable" almost entirely with Christmas tree lights.
Nice!
Love seeing the full size image
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