Miniature Garden

In case you missed it, I actually added a line on the previous Snow Miku post to explain the last picture. Obviously I wouldn’t have purposely posted a powdered face Miku for no reason. I thought it wasn’t rocket science to figure out that the last picture of the figure.fm post that was linked at the end would have easily explained it but apparently my train of thought was too complicated.

I actually want to convey the message that getting the shot wasn’t as easy since the face was powdered totally most of the time. So I guess I’ve to type more words to explain pictures.

Anyway back to today’s post, was trying out a new experiment so I decided to use a mixed body.

I actually have a ton of little props and I never thought that I could make an outdoor setting with the flowers and bushes. I mean there’s flowers and bushes outdoors so the thought never crossed my mind. But it was kind fun to make these scenes out because they were pretty much to scale; The roads, paths, flowers, fences and grass outdoors are always too tall, too thick, too high, too covered to actually get the shot that looks right in terms of size. I like my shots to give the viewer that they are not looking at 15cm plastic toys, although I know that there are some photographers who prefer the opposite.

“Tako-chan!!! Don’t pluck the flowers!”

I actually like the colors of the pictures here, reminds me of the Summer Wars poster somehow. Very artificial, but a refreshing change from the light I get from the travelogues. So has anyone figured out what experiment was carried out? I doubt that anyone can figure it out actually. Probably only those whom I’ve shown certain pictures of my crazy abuse to nendoroids might figure it out and go “Ah ha!”

“If you pluck the flowers and destroy this nice place, I’ll pluck your tentacles and feed you to the Domo-kuns!”

Azusa looks good in this mixed outfit doesn’t she? A summer cap, a red bag; I actually wanted to white ribbon her hair but I couldn’t find any white ribbon. Maybe I’ll do it in another post. Azusa actually belongs to comrade Alafista, I borrow lots of nendoroids to get abused actually. I only buy those that I plan to really really abuse what involves drilling, burning, dropping.

By the way, Azusa’s neck joint broke during the shoot.

And that’s the end of the show, experiment successful. In case someone asks, and I actually predict someone might ask; YES, the lens flare in the first picture is photoshopped.

Thank you and hope these pictures warm you up if it’s raining at your part of the woods!