Zhuchengotyrant's Rejects

[Zhuchengotyrant]

Hi! These are my rejects:
http://richiethedino.info/dioramas/

[Gwangi]

Some nice dioramas there, and a nice location. I like the Nigersaurus with the Suchomimus one, if only the Suchomimus was not such an awful model. You'll have to do that one again when the new WS Suchomimus comes out.
One suggestion though. When photographing these guys try getting down to the same level of the toys themselves or lower. By photographing them that way they look more like real animals instead of toys being photographed from above. Just think if you were actually back in time taking pictures of dinosaurs, you would be on the ground with them.

[Zhuchengotyrant]

Some nice dioramas there, and a nice location. I like the Nigersaurus with the Suchomimus one, if only the Suchomimus was not such an awful model. You'll have to do that one again when the new WS Suchomimus comes out.
One suggestion though. When photographing these guys try getting down to the same level of the toys themselves or lower. By photographing them that way they look more like real animals instead of toys being photographed from above. Just think if you were actually back in time taking pictures of dinosaurs, you would be on the ground with them.

Thanks, for the tips, but it will take me forever to convince my parents, cause I just got that suchomimus a week ago, and my current money I am saving up for Yale University.

[Zhuchengotyrant]

The location is my backyard, I dig with a shovel and gardening tools then I use the hose as a waterfall, as you might have noticed, there are bubbles in one pic, from the waterfall

[Zhuchengotyrant]

A small gathering before death is the worst, giant leaves and a small brown fruit in the background

[Gwangi]

Some nice dioramas there, and a nice location. I like the Nigersaurus with the Suchomimus one, if only the Suchomimus was not such an awful model. You'll have to do that one again when the new WS Suchomimus comes out.
One suggestion though. When photographing these guys try getting down to the same level of the toys themselves or lower. By photographing them that way they look more like real animals instead of toys being photographed from above. Just think if you were actually back in time taking pictures of dinosaurs, you would be on the ground with them.

Thanks, for the tips, but it will take me forever to convince my parents, cause I just got that suchomimus a week ago, and my current money I am saving up for Yale University.

Well it is not due out till next year. You probably have some time to save up for it.

[Zhuchengotyrant]

Some nice dioramas there, and a nice location. I like the Nigersaurus with the Suchomimus one, if only the Suchomimus was not such an awful model. You'll have to do that one again when the new WS Suchomimus comes out.
One suggestion though. When photographing these guys try getting down to the same level of the toys themselves or lower. By photographing them that way they look more like real animals instead of toys being photographed from above. Just think if you were actually back in time taking pictures of dinosaurs, you would be on the ground with them.

Thanks, for the tips, but it will take me forever to convince my parents, cause I just got that suchomimus a week ago, and my current money I am saving up for Yale University.

Well it is not due out till next year. You probably have some time to save up for it.

Your right, especially once my company comes out and I'm makin' money