Lizerd's Photography & Dioramas

[Lizerd]

This is the Lizerd's photography and dioramas. When I have photos I will upload five a day for some time. I currently have atleast 50 pictures. Enjoy
"Attack on the Rocks" my first dinosaur photo

"Deadly Conflict"

"Spine Lizard"

"Classic Battle"

"When Rauisuchians Ruled"

[Jose S.M.]

Great shots!

[Lizerd]

Thanks! They get better from here as I was just learning how to use the camera 

[ceratopsian]

Nicely done.  There's a lot of fun to be had in learning what you can do with a new camera!

[Lizerd]

Lol, its a very nice camera that my dad got, for some reason. It turned out to be good for taking dinosaur pics 

[dreadmane]

Well done! Keep up the good work Lizerd!

[Lizerd]

More coming right now!

[Lizerd]

Here they are:
"Deadliest Prey"

"Take Off"

"Giant on the Coast"

"King of Argentina"

"Bizarre Encounter"

(Apologies for watermark on Bizarre Encounter, it would not go away)

[Lizerd]

Hope the previous batch turned out well, more coming in a second...

[Lizerd]

Here goes
"Meat Eating Bull"

"Roar on the Lake"

"Croc on the Rocks"

"Early Tyrant"

"Shoo Bird"

[Lizerd]

Apoligies for the delay, other projects have taken up a lot of my time
"Strange Reflections"

"Land Croc"

"Surrounded"

"Summer Heat"

Due to the sudden heat I had to go in, but I came out later in the cooler evening to take this picture
"Relaxing on the Banks"

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[Gwyndor]

Cool! So far, I think the one with the Malawisaurus and the one where the Rexes attack the Triceratops are the best! Keep it up!

[Lizerd]

Thanks! its always fun to see that someone likes them, more are coming tommorow, and due to the fact that I just finished the D&D campaign's systems I will have a lot more time to upload new animals and luckily the actual lizerd is low maintenance I should have plenty of time for more pics.

[Lizerd]

Apologies for the lack of new pictures, I have plenty but because I have to upload through another site that can't be accessed due to  the fact that mu regular computer is down, and I am stuck with BING (It's more agonizing then anything I have been through, and I have had both eardrums rupture so that means quiet alot)

[Federreptil]

A very good collection of dinosaurs with some really awesome species in it. And the light in the photos are always extreme bright and good looking. That´s a good eye for this. Most of the time the camera will help you. And your angles are very well. For me it`s one of the most difficult things to get the right sharpness in the dioramas. I have the dream, that despite the fact that all models are very tiny in comparison to the real size, the animals should look as huge as possible. So the low angle is very good. But if I would take a photograph of a real giant, I would take this picture with a serious respect and far far away. This means a large area of sharpness in the object and if I see blurry details, I think: Oops, this is a small model. In this way I disliked also to see standing plates or some other helpers. Maybe you can hide them with some sand or something else. If you like to follow this, in my opinion your rate of awesome pictures will be near 100%.

[Lizerd]

Thanks for the advice, I really like critical criticisms as I learn from them  . With lighting there sadly wasn't much I could do as the area in Maine had a lot of light and sadly I didn't get much time in Maine. The pictures I got to take in Acadia were much better. I can try to wait for better lightings (infact my great grandfather who was a professional photographer would wait for hours for the right lighting and clouds) but waiting is one of my weak points. Sadly school just started so I won't get much time for more pictures other then the ones I have.. But I will try to take your advice into account and thanks for everything 

[PlasticResinHeroes]

Your shots are very well-captured with themes and concepts in mind.
I particularly love the shots by the water bodies.

I usually shoot indoors and can't advise much. But if you think there is too much light leading to not-so-flattering shots, you might want to wait for the golden hour and position in a way where light is cast on the subject(s). Maybe that will help give more depth & dynamism in shots.

A timely coincidence that I just watched Lake Placid last night to learn of this place called Maine.

[Lizerd]

Well thanks for the compliments    they mean a lot. Sadly I don't live in Maine and will only be back next year.  I can try a few more outdoor shots but the suburbs are... ugly  but I will try better with lighting
As for crocs and lake placid in Maine, non there. Me and some other yunckers drove them out of the north by hopping in ponds and loudly yuncking 

[PlasticResinHeroes]

As for crocs and lake placid in Maine, non there. Me and some other yunckers drove them out of the north by hopping in ponds and loudly yuncking 

I am sure you'll find interesting spots for toy photography. I think you have a pretty good grasp of photo composition. Look around for spots unnoticed!

[Lizerd]

As for crocs and lake placid in Maine, non there. Me and some other yunckers drove them out of the north by hopping in ponds and loudly yuncking 

I am sure you'll find interesting spots for toy photography. I think you have a pretty good grasp of photo composition. Look around for spots unnoticed!

Time to look around, if you see in the news"Wendigo with camera wanders streets" you will know who it was  sadly school starts tomorrow  so I won't find much time for outdoor stuff and it might be some more time before I am able to copy in some more stuff but I got some stuff planned and a new diorama