Beegfoods Collection

[Beegfood]

One question to you guys,

do you that I should make single shots of my models?
Personally I dont think it would be ,,important" because I would make them with my Ipad...
Not so good quality
What do you think?

[Ravonium]

Could you possibly show us an example of a single shot taken from your iPad?


Then I'll be able to judge whether you should do them as part of your collection thread.

[Beegfood]

Could you possibly show us an example of a single shot taken from your iPad?


Then I'll be able to judge whether you should do them as part of your collection thread.

Of course,
wait a minute...

[Beegfood]

So, here the first picture:
CollectA Lythronax

[Ravonium]

OK, I think I agree with you that it wouldn't be important.

[Beegfood]

OK, I think I agree with you that it wouldn't be important.

Maby I am going to make group shots or shots of rarer or more exciting models.(more like of models of Kaiyodo or Favorite) I could also make shots of my new acquisitions.

[Beegfood]

Made a nice little group shot of Stegosaurs, which I am going to show in a minute...

[Beegfood]

So here they are



Stegosaurus family eating dinner



Fight of the Bullylands!

[Beegfood]

They are a bit overlighted...

[Beegfood]

So PlesiosaurusNessy asked if I could show my no names and...

...here they are:

I think this is by AAA:



Then, 2 guys i think made by SEGA:



Next up, 2 repainted chinasaurs(my first repaints):



Then, herbivores, then theropods and then pterosaurs:







Next up, the other non dinosaurs:



Then, the guy, that is the longest in my collection(I had it before the kindergarden):



And some forgotten guys:



Thats it, these are all my no names!

[ceratopsian]

It's nice to see another soul who buys prehistoric trees to display alongside their animals!

[postsaurischian]

One question to you guys,

do you that I should make single shots of my models?
Personally I dont think it would be ,,important" because I would make them with my Ipad...
Not so good quality
What do you think?

You should arrange your thread the way you like it in the first place . At least this is the way I have always been doing it.
It's the best way to show your personality and individuality.
My photos were pretty bad in the beginning and got better with each session. As with everything in life, capabilities only get better through practicing. The good thing is they most certainly do get better this way!

I like the two SEGA minis. I don't know too much about their Dinosaur King line, just that there is a good series and a bad series. Your two figures obviously belong to the good series .

[ceratopsian]

The first photos I took of my models were not very good.  Like postsaurischian, I have found that practice improves my technique a great deal.

[Beegfood]

Thanks for your kind words!

[BlueKrono]

At least two from the last photo and all from the third to last photo are the SIMBA Predators line. Pretty cool!

[Beegfood]

Yeah, when I was even younger than I am now, we always bought these guys!

[PlesiosaurusNessy]

Thanks for the cool photos, nice collection! I am a fan of the AAA dinosaurs and I like Parasaurolophus in general! The two SEGA are
super, the two light green glow-in-the-dark dinosaurs are funny!
All the little dinosaurs are looking great, I like Pterosaurs, too. And, of course, the Plesiosaurs...and the prehistoric collection in
mini is great!
Happy further collecting...

[Bokisaurus]

So, here the first picture:
CollectA Lythronax

Nice collection, you still starting I assume?
As for your photos, you have a style, I can see that with this photo and the stegosaurus. An I like it, dramatic for sure with the lighting.
Photography is fun, I love photographing my figures. I say experiment with different styles, eventually you will find one that works for you and your collection, and that will speak of your personality.
Long time ago I had a camera, but n ow I use my iPhone to take photos

If I may offer one suggestion, I would say work on cropping your photos a little bit. This way the focus will be on your figures and not the background. I find this very helpful when small figures are the subject.
Keep up with your photography. Look at all the different collection thread here to see how others have photograph their collection. This may give you a few ideas.
Cheers!

[Beegfood]

So, here the first picture:
CollectA Lythronax

Nice collection, you still starting I assume?
As for your photos, you have a style, I can see that with this photo and the stegosaurus. An I like it, dramatic for sure with the lighting.
Photography is fun, I love photographing my figures. I say experiment with different styles, eventually you will find one that works for you and your collection, and that will speak of your personality.
Long time ago I had a camera, but n ow I use my iPhone to take photos

If I may offer one suggestion, I would say work on cropping your photos a little bit. This way the focus will be on your figures and not the background. I find this very helpful when small figures are the subject.
Keep up with your photography. Look at all the different collection thread here to see how others have photograph their collection. This may give you a few ideas.
Cheers!

Yap, still starting, but for my age its gotten pretty big!
Going to try that on the next photos!

[Megalosaurus]

Hello.

Nice figures. The ones that caught my eyes are the plesiosaurs, so unusual pose. Lovely.