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Interesting. I think I like the bloody one better, although you could have done the blood a bit differently. Perhaps with the knife stuck in the table and capture a drop as it comes off the knife.
Very original none the less. Good job!
That's a bada$$ knife!
Grats on your 666th. You wont be the same now. Shalst I fix you a coffin...maybe a new crypt? :mrgreen:
I prefer the image with the blood and a few droplettes on the table would have been schweet too.
The book looks like it went through hell....no pun intended. I keep mine on my alter in a box.
I'm going to look up your 333rd post to see if it was half as evil
I personally find this highly offensive.
Just kidding. What a great way to bring in the 666th post. I don't think of things like that.
:evil:
i only have a pdf of that book :/
(never read it :mrgreen
I agree with the lighting comment. I spent all of about ten minutes on this shot and didn't bother with controlling the light. I set up the props and shot... For the re-shoot (if it ever happens), I'll be using a rattier table, some melted down candles, more Sriracha sauce spilled liberally (that's what I used for the blood), and I'll be shaping the light a little more (I'm thinking snoot).I prefer #2, although I think it could have benefited from some different, darker lighting.
Now that we got that out of the way, what's the deal with the items in the photo? I surmise that you don't just keep those around as photo props?
I agree with the lighting comment. I spent all of about ten minutes on this shot and didn't bother with controlling the light. I set up the props and shot... For the re-shoot (if it ever happens), I'll be using a rattier table, some melted down candles, more Sriracha sauce spilled liberally (that's what I used for the blood), and I'll be shaping the light a little more (I'm thinking snoot).I prefer #2, although I think it could have benefited from some different, darker lighting.
Now that we got that out of the way, what's the deal with the items in the photo? I surmise that you don't just keep those around as photo props?
As for the props: I used to teach knife fighting and my nephew, knowing I like knives, spent some of his allowance (supplemented by my sister-in-law) to buy me that knife as a gift when he was eight-ish because he saw it and pestered her to let him buy it for me; the little pewter dude has been sitting on my desk forever and I have no idea where he came from; the book is from my library as one of my degrees is in Comparative Religions and I have a LARGE collection of religious books; and the amulet is actually Buddhist (the eight points represent the eight-fold path) and was given to me by a work friend as a $10 Secret Santa gift a decade or so ago.
Either that or my Lord and Master demands that I keep these items to honor HIM... MUAHAHAHA!!
Oh, boy... I hope that was a bit tongue-in-cheek...Repent Sinner!