JET's outdoor shots

gibri wrote:

Gunner Munro wrote:

Jet

These are brilliant !! - you are in danger of becoming the new Lotown !!

All the shots are brilliant but I just love the PAK 40 and the Commando ones

Keep 'em coming
Take care
Steve

i was thinking the very same thing, great shots James!!!

Thanks Bri you're very kind

Simply superb classic shots @ Jet!!!!

You've captured that classic Action Man catalogue spirit, they look professionally taken, I'm suprised you don't have a bad back getting down low regularly.

clivvers wrote:

Simply superb classic shots @ Jet!!!!

You've captured that classic Action Man catalogue spirit, they look professionally taken, I'm suprised you don't have a bad back getting down low regularly.

thanks Clive for the feedback , and yes I've i have got a bad back amongst other things

Having a fag break

Jet- wrote:

Having a fag break

Great shots ! love the settings and the poses of the figures .

Superb pics Jet! I always enjoy your unique pics!

love the shot of him sat down having a ciggie!

some shots i took a few weeks back

The last defence of Berlin from the Russians ( or taking the old shed down in the garden and getting some of the lads out )





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Really liking these shots a lot.

Great photos ...
These really look good , like the smoke effect ..how did you do that..?

Those last two black and whites look real.

terrific shots James!

Thanks for the feedback back guys, I remember laying in the mud after all that rain we had and my wife looking at me funny
Still, got to be done

Rustygun wrote:

Great photos ...
These really look good , like the smoke effect ..how did you do that..?

Smoke pellets from the plumbers

Glad you liked them , think they would come in handy for some of your photo shoots.

Fantastic pics James, well worth laying in the mud for!

You have a great eye for poses and backdrops

Fantastic pics sir .

Excellent just excellent..

Jet- wrote:

Thanks for the feedback back guys, I remember laying in the mud after all that rain we had and my wife looking at me funny
Still, got to be done

They'll never understand, a man and his mud...

Fantastic shots James!!! Well worth a few choice comments from the wife.

Great shots! You love a bit of smoke effect don't you!!

As for laying in the mud, well you have to suffer for your art! Richard and I are going to start taking pics for our chapter of the AMMO comic soon and if Richard has to lay in mud to get a good shot then so be it!!

somekindajoe wrote:

Great shots! You love a bit of smoke effect don't you!!

As for laying in the mud, well you have to suffer for your art! Richard and  I are going to start taking pics for our chapter of the AMMO comic soon and if Richard has to lay in mud to get a good shot then so be it!!

Remember to bring your wellies!

Beatlefan wrote:

somekindajoe wrote:

Great shots! You love a bit of smoke effect don't you!!

As for laying in the mud, well you have to suffer for your art! Richard and  I are going to start taking pics for our chapter of the AMMO comic soon and if Richard has to lay in mud to get a good shot then so be it!!

Remember to bring your wellies!

Yes good luck Richard

Thanks for all the kind words,they're much appreciated

Yeah these women just don't get it when it comes to action figures
You have to suffer for your art and if that means getting a good jumper muddy then so be it

Being new here, I haven't seen this topic before.

These photos are amazing! You do an excellent job of using "real world" locations and making them appear to be the appropriate scale for the figures.

I am particularly impressed by what you do with your German soldiers. In some sequences, they are truly intimidating. Yet in others, you manage to "humanize" them and turn them in to sympathetic figures.

Creating a sense of sympathy or empathy in a photo using action figures as a subject is a significant accomplishment in itself, and you manage to do this in almost every photo.

Plus... love the use of real smoke in some of the photos!