After the jump I have more atmospheric pictures from the depths of a shadowy Space Hulk. Check it out now.
Back in 2010, I was studying Dreamweaver and I was tasked with creating my own website. These pictures are from the website (which never went live). It was to be a showcase site displaying my Tyranid army.
I wanted a heavy narrative feel and would have written background for my fleet. Inspired by the images in the Forge World Imperial Armour books I created some images to inspire my writing. Alas, it went no further then these images and the test site (I passed the Dreamweaver course though).
This was clearly a forerunner for my love of cinematic photography. You can see some of my Hobbit photography here, here and here.
These shots were taken before I owned a Digital SLR so I had no real control over the depth of field with my small point and shoot digital camera. There’s lots I don’t like about them now, but they’re still fun and worth sharing.
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Those are very cool. Depth of field be damned, these are shoddy security cam grabs anyway right? Nice stuff 🙂
Thanks guys 😀
Yeah very cool! I often play with the idea of doing the same thing with my Night Goblins, Skaven and Dwarfs to recreate the endless battles over Karak Eight Peaks. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Really liking the photos. They remind of the time when Forge World had a Facebook page and people would recreate the Horus Heresy with with dioramas they created. Why FW took down the Facebook page I'll never understand as it was incredibly popular. Awesome work as always.