A Blue House

Please use this forum for photos of your putz villages - some of you don't make your own houses, but you still display a lot of artistry when you combine and arrange them. And the rest of us would love to see your work. Again, it works best if you resize your photos to 800px wide or less before you upload them - Paul
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Lee
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A Blue House

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Hello everyone, happy new year!

I finished this house before Christmas. It is in HO scale and I got the pattern from Edmung Gillon's book Suburban Houses of the Twenties.

Mr. Gillon called this a tudor house but it looks French to me.

I am finishing one more HO scale building and then I am going to start Howard's Ten Cent City.
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Re: A Blue House

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Lee...

You have outdone yourself with this one!...it's your finest work ever!...superior photography in my book as well...

the vintage sedan and the figure are the perfect accents...

about the last image...what background are you using?...will you share the secret?...

Howard...
View my Little Glitter House Photo Album
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Re: A Blue House

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Thank you Howard for your kind words. Here is a picture of my photo setup. The backdrop is wrapping paper I got off the internet. I think I did a search for snow trees wrapping paper.
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lee...thanks for info on the background...think i found it right away...just two more questions...whats the story on the two lights?...what camera make/model?...no rush to respond...your convenience only...howard...
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Re: A Blue House

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This is wonderful house. Such great attention to details!!
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Re: A Blue House

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Thank you Lynn for your kind words.

Howard, I originally purchased a 24"x24" portable photo studio. It came with the box and two light sources. The box was really too small for what I wanted to use it for but I have been using the lights that came with it. Amazon has a similar setup which can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/FOSITAN-Continou ... B0798DMM35

I only use the camera in my Galaxy Note 8 phone. It takes pictures almost a well as my big camera.

I hope this helps,

Lee
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This is absolutely fantastic! Really.......
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Lee,

Another stunning masterpiece. You've outdone anything in the original book by a mile.

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Re: A Blue House

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I love it. I am fascinated by the lighting of the house interior and the lamp over the door. How was that done?
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