Swamp Diorama

[zoegraf]

Originally Posted by JR59

some pictures from the left side of the Diorama...

That is the most realistic photograph of a diorama I have ever seen. I love how it is backlit by the sun casting the shadows. I don't think I've ever seen one that good in a Model Railway magazine.

[Charles Smiley]

It is very nice. It fooled me for a bit thinking they were protoype photos.

[JR59]

Thanks for the kind words. I try to arrange everything as good as possible to look real. Don't forget that I'm taking more then 200 pictures per session and you guys see only the best of them. If you guys are interested I can show the setup.

[zoegraf]

Originally Posted by JR59

Thanks for the kind words. I try to arrange everything as good as possible to look real. Don't forget that I'm taking more then 200 pictures per session and you guys see only the best of them. If you guys are interested I can show the setup.

Your set up would be nice to see.

[JR59]

As you guys can see, I cut my pictures so the Neighbors Houses are gone :-)





I always use a steady Tripod and a programm called Helicon Focus.

[zoegraf]

Originally Posted by JR59

As you guys can see, I cut my pictures so the Neighbors Houses are gone :-)





I always use a steady Tripod and a programm called Helicon Focus.

Thanks for sharing. I will look up on the net what Helicon Focus is.

Again I must say very inspiring.

I am almost finished working on a diorama. I'll be taking it outdoors to photograph as soon as a put some finishing touches on it and get some trains out of storage.

[JR59]

I stay tuned for your pictures!

[zoegraf]

Originally Posted by JR59

I stay tuned for your pictures!

Though it is not 100% complete, I thought it may be ready in the meantime for Showin' Off. Soon I will be adding some driftwood and a windswept shrub or two and perhaps a little accumulated sand and dirt against some areas of the rails.

I took these shots out on my balcony with a Canon digital elph.

Here is a link to the thread on how I made it.

http://www.modelrailroadforums.com/f...t=28448&page=3

[MLW]

That is the best pics and modelling I've seen on this forum.
Truly first class craftmanship.

Thanks for sharing JR59

[t44florida]

Very realistic. Grass... how'd you do that? Looks great.