Roarshots: My dinosaur toy photography

[Roarshots]

Hi!

I thought I'd share some of my dinosaur toy photography here! I'm new in the dinosaur toy community, I started to photograph and collect dinos in August 2019 because I got inspired by someone. Some infos about me; I'm Jenny, 17 years and I live in germany. Before I started dinosaur toy photography, I did modelhorse photography (and I'm still doing) since around 2012. I just love toy photography because you can make your own ideas come true, you can be so creative while shooting your models and editing the photos! And for sure you can enjoy the beautiful nature 
Okay enough with that, here are some of my personal favourite photos:
































I'd love to hear your opinions about these and for sure get to know y'all better! 

Greetings
Jenny

[acro-man]

Congrats!
Professional level.
The lighting is flawless.
Can I ask where the dirt came from? Did you use small crackers / explosives to make this?

[Roarshots]

@acro-man Thanks!
For the dirt I just set a high shutter speed and someone/I threw the dirt on the models

[ceratopsian]

I thought "Don't Mess with the Queen" stood head and shoulders above the other entries for its technical perfection.  Your use of light and focus is superb, so too the colour palette, and created a truly dramatic action shot.  The photo would not have looked out of place in the current exhibition of "Wildlife Photographer of the Year" at the Natural History Museum here in London (if only the animals had been actually alive!)  You are a very talented photographer indeed.

[Roarshots]

@ceratopsian Thank you so much, that means alot! 

[Killekor]

I think that your photos are all really well made! All the scenes that you have created are masterfully made, and some of them in particular are impressive!
When I saw your entry in the Diorama contest the first thing I've think has been "Wow, what an amazing photo! I'll be surprised if it will doesn't win the 1 prize".
And I'm fact it won.
Congratulations for your photos! I'm curious to see what you'll make next.

Killekor

[Roarshots]

@Killekor Many thanks! 

[Shonisaurus]

The dioramas you have made are great. No wonder you won the prize. On the other hand, have you used photoshop background images apart from the comments? Can the image of the suns be Christmas lights or candle lights?

[Roarshots]

@Shonisaurus Thank you!
All of these photos were made outside, just with the light of the sun. The sunset photos were taken at a real sunset outside  The backgrounds are also not photoshopped

[Patrx]

Whoah! These are impressive. Also, welcome to the forum

[Duna]

Wonderful photography! My favourite is the first one, the winner of the contest. It surpases all the rest by far. The light is magnific, that's why I chose it also as my favourite for winning. It could be easily taken for real animal photo.
The sunset with the Papo rex mother and baby is my second favourite. I love sunsets!

Congrats!

[Roarshots]

@Duna @Patrx Thank you so much!  So glad that so many people enjoy my photos!
And I love golden hours (aka sunsets) too!

[Roarshots]

Hi, it's me again 
I was outside for photos today, because my new dinos I've chosen from the Diorama Contest prize arrived on friday! All of them are such photogenic models 
Here are my results:

























I hope you enjoy 
See ya,
Jenny

[Appalachiosaurus]

This is some high quality stuff! I went ahead and followed your Instagram, and I'm real excited to see more.

[Roarshots]

@Appalachiosaurus Many thanks! 

[Prehistory Resurrection]

Hello. Your photographs are too beautiful for words to describe.

[Roarshots]

@Prehistory Resurrection Thank you! That means alot!

[Cretaceous Crab]

Very nice shots. Good work!

[Shonisaurus]

@Roarshots Your photos are chillingly realistic and illustrate the cruelty of animal life in this case of prehistory. I congratulate you they are all touching.

[Roarshots]

@Cretaceous Crab @Shonisaurus Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoy my photography ☺️