I've seen all the photos taken for this chapter (nearly 18 months ago). The are all very impressive and it's interesting to see your own figures in picture compositions that you've not thought about before - throws a new perspective on your collection. Alan's added some arrows in-flight to some pictures, using Photoshop, which creates some contemporary feel to the battle scenes.
Pictures from the other ranges that I've has a sneak peak of are really excellent too - it's the kind of book that you'll keep returning to for reference and inspiration. So I know what's on the top of my shopping list for Salute!
3 comments:
Having seen your paint work which is top notch you deserve to be in print well done that man:-)
As for arrows in flight being photo shopped(hmm?)I'm not sure but its a book Id like a good look at.
Regards
Jason
That looks awesome. You should be proud.
cheers
I only discovered your blog late last year but it has inspired me to build forces for the Agincourt era. It is a wonderful blog which has sparked a real passion in me and I thank you for that. As imitation is the sincerest form of flattery I intend to follow your basing and organisational ideas, although my painting will of course fall short of your high standards. Do you intend to continue the blog with a view to the anniversary year of 2015? Dave.
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