Wild Boy in Ireland 3

I like the last one. Wild Boy wouldn't have to worry about it waking up. He is so small that he isn't even snack-sized.

Those pics are amazing!

Some really nice shots and lovely scenery. The river and the waterfall are some of my favorites. I like the shots close to the border of Norway where the Wild Boy is just lying there looking up at the sky. Very cool.

What a fun little area to do a photoshoot with smaller-sized characters. Makes me think of Smaug in The Hobbit films. And...is that a giant centipede and mushrooms in the background, as well? Those could be really fun too!

Agree with what others have said, such a fun and whimsical place for a photoshoot. And your forest boy looks like he's having a blast, as always. :'D

Well now to one of my favourite places there, heard it was beautiful and saw two or three photos, but it was so much better than expected.

On the same day, some hours and kilometers later, right before entering the Rogen naturreservat, after passing a lake, many reindeer and a treeless moss and stone desert. It might have been my favourite view and my mood was great then. I wouldn't meet another person for a day. I love that red plain. Only two poses.
























Short break before entering the Rogen.



Scenic view after I arrived.

GubernatorFan wrote:LOL With the face tatoo it looks like he was yearning after the horizon and crying that you would not take him there.
The mega dinosaurs are at last possibly larger than they ever were! Totally fun. Thanks for sharing.

Haha, boy can't have everything.
He is like, FOUR ALREADY, BOY NEEDS TO GROW UP TO BE A MAAN

Dino animatronic park was a random discovery.

Randam Hajile wrote:Another great series of pictures! I really enjoy looking at these impressive landscapes and your little figure in it. Thanks for sharing them with us!

Thanks a lot for following, I am sure you enjoyed the red area!

shazzdan wrote:I like the last one. Wild Boy wouldn't have to worry about it waking up. He is so small that he isn't even snack-sized.

Thanks, haha. Maybe he could apply for a tooth cleaning job like those birds with the crocodiles. He should wear his mask there, though.

BAMComix wrote:Those pics are amazing!

Thanks so much!

Stryker2011 wrote:Some really nice shots and lovely scenery. The river and the waterfall are some of my favorites. I like the shots close to the border of Norway where the Wild Boy is just lying there looking up at the sky. Very cool.

Thanks sir! yeah I also was just lying there and looking up at the sky several times, so I could relate.

AlKelAstra91 wrote:What a fun little area to do a photoshoot with smaller-sized characters. Makes me think of Smaug in The Hobbit films. And...is that a giant centipede and mushrooms in the background, as well? Those could be really fun too!

Thanks a lot, you are not the only one who had to think of Smaug.
Yeah there were a lot of other giant animals, but I didn't photograph them with the boy.

skywalkersaga wrote:Agree with what others have said, such a fun and whimsical place for a photoshoot. And your forest boy looks like he's having a blast, as always. :'D

Thanks so much, we certainly had a blast.

Funny how everything seems perfectly in scale for your little boy. Except maybe the modern giant shoes in one of the photos. Looks great.

That field seems made for him. Beautiful. The glare of the setting sun was perfect.

I can understand why this was your favourite. Even from the photos, I can sense the peacefulness. How I long to be there, too....

I really love your photos of the red plane (and the boy). That must have been a great trip to Sweden.

Simply amazing photographs!

They got dinos up there , I need to get to Sweeden just for the dinos. Those red plants look really cool and actually very alien, planet earth has some really "strange" things that anyone would think only appear on fiction.

Ovy wrote:

Ovy wrote:Now I wish I had open fields like that, closest thing is the parking lot from the local supermarket.  

Haha, well you have the sea around you!  And probably some beach that is not overcrowded? Thanks.

There's a not so nearby beach which is a bit hard to get to, there used to be beach nearby but some politician in the 50's decided that a road would be a much better use of the golden sandy beaches plus I don't like sand.  

Theboo-bomb wrote:There's a not so nearby beach which is a bit hard to get to, there used to be beach nearby but some politician in the 50's decided that a road would be a much better use of the golden sandy beaches plus I don't like sand.

You're not the only one.



You already know it, but it came from here:
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/t1852-star-wars-a-negative-body-image-story#24191

Speaking of beaches, I also made beach photos the next day, deep in the rogen nature reserve.

High noon, still no otherhuman being anywhere to be seen.



He likes sand.






It's a lake actually, in case you thougt it might be the ocean.


It's located somewhere around here,

https://goo.gl/maps/iMNa4XtpxE5nemWb7

although the satellite images don't look like your regular satellite images, more like something a extrasolar probe sent back to earth.







Find boy.

GubernatorFan wrote:Funny how everything seems perfectly in scale for your little boy. Except maybe the modern giant shoes in one of the photos. Looks great.

Thanks sir. Giant shoes would have made more sense in Jotunheimen, but I will go there another time.

Stryker2011 wrote:That field seems made for him. Beautiful. The glare of the setting sun was perfect.

Thanks a lot!

skywalkersaga wrote:I can understand why this was your favourite. Even from the photos, I can sense the peacefulness. How I long to be there, too....

Haha, me too, everyday, thanks.

Randam Hajile wrote:I really love your photos of the red plane (and the boy). That must have been a great trip to Sweden.  

Thanks, yes it was a great experience and quite low budget too.

BAMComix wrote:Simply amazing photographs!

Thanks so much sir.

Theboo-bomb wrote:They got dinos up there , I need to get to Sweeden just for the dinos. Those red plants look really cool and actually very alien, planet earth has some really "strange" things that anyone would think only appear on fiction.

Ovy wrote:

Ovy wrote:Now I wish I had open fields like that, closest thing is the parking lot from the local supermarket.  

Haha, well you have the sea around you!  And probably some beach that is not overcrowded? Thanks.

There's a not so nearby beach which is a bit hard to get to, there used to be beach nearby but some politician in the 50's decided that a road would be a much better use of the golden sandy beaches plus I don't like sand.  

Ah that's sad. Still hoping to see some outdoorshots of your figures some day!
And thanks, really some otherwordly views, agree.
Next post will be the last, I'll try to add some makro mikro lychen pics that look like psychedelic fractals.

He likes sand? Ok, no danger of him growing up to be Vanaking Skytreader then...
Great new shots. And the lake is easily visible on the satellite map.

These are indeed beautiful photos, Ovy. Forest boy looks very much at home. Forests and lakes are my favourite landscapes to be in, too. :')

Wonderfull pictures, that must be a trip You never forget. I´m a little jealous i have to say. I think that is was humans by nature need. The feeling of freedom, of range. No houses, skyscrapers, streets full of cars in sight when you look around. The nature is so amazing. I´ve seen this little figures often in the net by searching for new ideas. but they are expensive, arn´t they ?

Almost half a year passed, but I haven't posted the pictures of the Wild Boy in Ireland yet. Part One of Two r Three.





Mamameri, an old goddess of the coast folk.















A place called Crimea.

Already saw some of the pics before, but that Mamameri pick still get my attention every time I scroll though. It is like the boy was walking here and then suddenly FREEZE. Time stopped. Gasping back at the statue not blinking an eye.

As for the coastal line...it does remind me on New Zealand in parts! But new Zealand is a combiantion of Ireland, Iceland, Alps and Canary Islands anyway.

Good little boy, always a great companion.

What a treat to see more of these photos! Was not expecting it, thank you for finally sharing them.

Marvelous travelogue scenery! The clifftop pic, looking down at the long plunge to the see below, is quite impressive!

I like running across old shrines like the one you discovered. They seem mysterious to me, and somehow profound in their semi-abandoned states.

Looks like the weather cooperated for your visit!

Incredible Ovy! all the pics look epic! I hope he enjoyed his adventures!

Another beautiful installment. I'm always impressed how well-behaved Wild Boy is on his outings. He is perhaps almost a little too bundled up to fully appreciate, but it underscores the more savage aspect to the beauty of the nature around him, mother goddesses and all.

You get to travel and take your figures to some of the most exotic and beautiful locations in the world. And it always yields such breathtaking results. Like, there is such a sublime quality to the Wild Boy on his lone journey, surrounded by these massive gorgeous landscapes. He is the perfect candidate for this.

Kinda reminds me of the little 'candle' people from the game Sky: Children of the Light. They have no weapons and only wear cloaks, they do not fight, only explore and glide around everywhere collecting light. Does Wild Boy have his own glider yet? Can you make him one?

I also dig that Disco Elysium music, the ambience is similar to one of my favorite musical artists, Explosions in The Sky.

Wow! Beautiful scenery and so fun to see your little Wild Boy enjoying his travels.

His exploration continues.



Here he used some sheep's hair as a wig.

Valiarde wrote:Already saw some of the pics before, but that Mamameri pick still get my attention every time I scroll though. It is like the boy was walking here and then suddenly FREEZE. Time stopped. Gasping back at the statue not blinking an eye.

As for the coastal line...it does remind me on New Zealand in parts! But new Zealand is a combiantion of Ireland, Iceland, Alps and Canary Islands anyway.

Good little boy, always a great companion.

Thanks! Yeah New Zealand is also Middle Earth an Japan, I mean they filmed Last Samurai there.

skywalkersaga wrote:What a treat to see more of these photos! Was not expecting it, thank you for finally sharing them.

Thanks a lot! I actually photographed some viking brooches for you, I'll try to find them for the next post.

davidd wrote:Marvelous travelogue scenery! The clifftop pic, looking down at the long plunge to the see below, is quite impressive!

I like running across old shrines like the one you discovered. They seem mysterious to me, and somehow profound in their semi-abandoned states.

Looks like the weather cooperated for your visit!

Thanks a lot! Yeah the magic of semi-abandoned places. And the weather was finde for several days, but then the long rain came and we skipped some tours in the west and went back to the east.

BAMComix wrote:Incredible Ovy! all the pics look epic! I hope he enjoyed his adventures!

Thanks a lot! Yeah it's a bit scary for him with so few trees, but he managed, his curiousity was stronger.

GubernatorFan wrote:Another beautiful installment. I'm always impressed how well-behaved Wild Boy is on his outings. He is perhaps almost a little too bundled up to fully appreciate, but it underscores the more savage aspect to the beauty of the nature around him, mother goddesses and all.

Thanks a lot! Yeah he really is a little bundle.

AlKelAstra91 wrote:You get to travel and take your figures to some of the most exotic and beautiful locations in the world. And it always yields such breathtaking results. Like, there is such a sublime quality to the Wild Boy on his lone journey, surrounded by these massive gorgeous landscapes. He is the perfect candidate for this.

Kinda reminds me of the little 'candle' people from the game Sky: Children of the Light. They have no weapons and only wear cloaks, they do not fight, only explore and glide around everywhere collecting light. Does Wild Boy have his own glider yet? Can you make him one?

I also dig that Disco Elysium music, the ambience is similar to one of my favorite musical artists, Explosions in The Sky.

Thanks a lot! And I only traveled a bit of Europe, so it's far from the most exotic locations in the world, but it can be beautiful. And yes his size makes everything appear even larger. Really thinking of taking a larger sized figure some time, but I only travel with one backpack.

I have seen pictures of that game, really cute. His mum wouldn't allow gliders though.
The only people actively researching flight are the rainbow people btw. Maybe some day I'll make a little butterfly kid.

And yes the Disco Elysium soundtrack ist something else, it's by British Sea Power. Have you played Disco Elysium?  It's a narrative, immersive piece of art.

Stryker2012 wrote:Wow! Beautiful scenery and so fun to see your little Wild Boy enjoying his travels.

Thanks sir!

More excellent shots. Awesome stuff.

Those are some serious sea cliffs!

I wonder what mysteries lurk in the inky depths below?

Ooh, even more goodies! Those are some daring explorations from this little dude! I love all the angles and spots you've chosen for him, they look perfect. And his cute snarly expression really heightens the realism! Just an overall fantastic setting that shows off your awesome creation. :')

And brooches?? Looking forward to seeing.... !