Burgundians - pics (UPDATED 15 FEB)

[painterman]

Taken some test shots of my Burugundians, trying to get to grips with the camera.
Theres a trade-off with maximising depth of fields and focus (it seems to me) and I need to hone this issue. However, here are some - any similarities to compositions in the Perry's Masters in Miniatures' book is purley coincidental.  















Will try and do some better ones soon.
cheers, Simon.

[Matakakea]

They're already looking pretty good as is. Love the burial scene 

[aphillathehun]

Nice.  You've been working on this collection for how long?  It's been nice watching it grow.

[Charlie_]

Inspirational!

Im taking my time and zooming in close and finding all sorts of great ideas for conversions, many of which I'm going to have to try myself...

Who made the buildings? Are they from Grandmanner, perhaps?

[Jeff965]

Lovely, just lovely

[fred]

Those look great! I'll have to have a better look later when I can get the computer off the kids.

[OSHIROmodels]

Saw these on FB earlier 

Splendid work as always 

cheers

James

[Stuart]

Awe inspiring, more please !!!!!!

[Sixmilletoe]

Fantastic work.  

[redzed]

fantastic figures, really well composed pictures ;-)

[Licantropo]

 
totally inspirational, amazing pictures!!!!

[Vagabond]

Wow very very nice, the shrine in the burial scene is something I've not seen done before, mind you I don't get out a lot

I should also like to know if you bought or made the thatched buildings

Once again wow

[pbjunky1]

Lovley work, the use of scenes & vignettes really sets off the minis. I like the burial scene particularly.

[Hadrian39]

They look sweet, well done.
The background, is that a photo back drop?  I noticed the crease and was wondering if it was and where you bought it?

[tomrommel1]

very very nice painting and really good pictures