I recently made a simple tiny set up to create a birthday image with an Antman heroclix figure. I decided to document the process and made a rough video throughout. Hope you enjoy!
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This is wonderful, excellent & outstanding plus comes right in time for my 59th Birthday today, Feb. 27th!! Thanks for the gift!
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How wonderful. Thank you! Happy belated birthday!!
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Thanks.
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Wow! You are so talented. It’s so interesting to see the process of putting together a scene to photograph. I enjoyed the video very much! :)
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Thank you. I so so appreciate that. Hoping to record some more behind the scenes. It’s so easy to get wrapped up in the process and not even think about documenting it.
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