BC07Classic-Castle Sigfig Photoshoot
Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 8:43 am
Hello, CC! Greetings from Seattle, the Pacific Northwest, and BrickCon 2007.
I first want to thank everyone who submitted their fig to join us. This would not have been a success without you. But please help me give a HUGE thanks to all the attendees who constructed the figs, allowing each and every fig to be there.
Without further ado, I present the Classic Castle Sigfig Photo 2007:
Full Image
Thank you everyone, and enjoy.
EDIT 10/7/07: Now that I'm far more awake than I was when this was initially posted, I have some stuff to add.
First, please excuse any bad photography. Bear in mind that lighting sucks (really, really sucks) and there's only so much you can as of a camera. This particular photo is a merge of three photos; I tried as hard as I could to make sure that everything was in focus. Given the subject matter, the size of photo taken, and the size of the viewing screen, it's hard to gauge how in focus a photo will be. Large overshots are easy. Close ups with multiple planes of focus are not.
Second, everyone who posted a sig-fig in the initial thread is present. There are some figs that we discovered that may be hidden; there are nearly twice as many figs as last year, and we have to make sure they stay in a single photo. Some may be blocked from sight, but I assure you, they're there. This wasn't discovered until later today. Sorry!
Each year keeps getting better and better, so I hope we can keep this a con tradition.
I first want to thank everyone who submitted their fig to join us. This would not have been a success without you. But please help me give a HUGE thanks to all the attendees who constructed the figs, allowing each and every fig to be there.
Without further ado, I present the Classic Castle Sigfig Photo 2007:
Full Image
Thank you everyone, and enjoy.
EDIT 10/7/07: Now that I'm far more awake than I was when this was initially posted, I have some stuff to add.
First, please excuse any bad photography. Bear in mind that lighting sucks (really, really sucks) and there's only so much you can as of a camera. This particular photo is a merge of three photos; I tried as hard as I could to make sure that everything was in focus. Given the subject matter, the size of photo taken, and the size of the viewing screen, it's hard to gauge how in focus a photo will be. Large overshots are easy. Close ups with multiple planes of focus are not.
Second, everyone who posted a sig-fig in the initial thread is present. There are some figs that we discovered that may be hidden; there are nearly twice as many figs as last year, and we have to make sure they stay in a single photo. Some may be blocked from sight, but I assure you, they're there. This wasn't discovered until later today. Sorry!
Each year keeps getting better and better, so I hope we can keep this a con tradition.