Chloey's outdoor Adventure / Expedition *WARNING PHOTO HEAVY*

TravelGuide wrote:Awesome! I like them exploring the machines and setting up camp on top of one of them. And the rabbit shots are cool too.

I wonder what they would have thought if they found one of the excavators Lexi encountered in Germany, because those are a lot bigger.

BAMComix wrote:Cool shots baddog!

Gizems nice Kittens wrote:Great story.
Nice how they explore the abandoned machine and the reference to the extinct race.
We are looking forward to seeing what happens next.

Stryker2011 wrote:I remember this one (you did post at OSW, but it’s been a long time). Nice to see it resurrected.

TravelGuide wrote:Brilliant! A mobile swimming pool

Did they wonder what the device at the front was for? I bet they'd think it was eating up the ground.

Illusion wrote:such nice shots and ideas. I really like it when pictures are supported by little stories.
these ancient machines are in surprisingly great shape considering them being exposed to the weather for all these centuries...
I especially like the "undersize" of the crew vs. the giant rabbits vs. their "oversize" to Wonder Woman...

davidd wrote:Fun stuff! Gorgeous post-apocalypse team of explorers! You must have had a great time out there taking pictures among all the off-season farm equipment!

I'm impressed that you got a pic of your figures with the rabbit!

The dialogue part about the jackalope had me laughing!

ReverendSpooky wrote:So fun!  Some of those shots really capture this sense of scale of this ancient machinery.  And they really do make a great backdrop for photos.  

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:Thank you everyone for the wonderful comments, it is very much appreciated!  

Illusion wrote:such nice shots and ideas. I really like it when pictures are supported by little stories.
these ancient machines are in surprisingly great shape considering them being exposed to the weather for all these centuries...
I especially like the "undersize" of the crew vs. the giant rabbits vs. their "oversize" to Wonder Woman...

Indeed those ancient machines should have looked much worse for their age.

davidd wrote:Fun stuff! Gorgeous post-apocalypse team of explorers! You must have had a great time out there taking pictures among all the off-season farm equipment!

I'm impressed that you got a pic of your figures with the rabbit!

The dialogue part about the jackalope had me laughing!

It was a great time doing that photo shoot but the weather and the rabbits wasn't very cooperative. LOL

ReverendSpooky wrote:So fun!  Some of those shots really capture this sense of scale of this ancient machinery.  And they really do make a great backdrop for photos.  

I was considering doing an outdoors photo shoot for a while but I couldn't think of anything interesting there wasn't any Great Lakes, oceans or even a forest (well there is the Black Hills over 60 miles away) near by just flat lands of the Midwest to do a photo shoot on until the one day on my other forum there was this post about take a photo of your figure at work, well my job was farm & ranch and my office was those large 4 wheel drive tractors that you could pull a house with literally up a hill (which I did LOL) and I don't mean a trailer house. (on wheel of course)

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:

I was considering doing an outdoors photo shoot for a while but I couldn't think of anything interesting there wasn't any Great Lakes, oceans or even a forest (well there is the Black Hills over 60 miles away) near by just flat lands of the Midwest to do a photo shoot....

davidd wrote:

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:

I was considering doing an outdoors photo shoot for a while but I couldn't think of anything interesting there wasn't any Great Lakes, oceans or even a forest (well there is the Black Hills over 60 miles away) near by just flat lands of the Midwest to do a photo shoot....

You're in South Dakota? Home of Wall Drug and the Corn Palace? The geographic center of the entire United States, Petrified Wood Park, and a concrete outline of the USS South Dakota? And you say there's nothing interesting where you live! South Dakota alone probably has more interesting things than all the other US States combined!


Depending on what one considers "interesting," of course!

I hope things return to normal this summer and that you can show us some of the wonders of your glorious part of the country!

GubernatorFan wrote:Although some of them are not in scale, I love so many of these shots, with the natural light, vegetation, fauna, and, yes, mammoth machinery.

davidd wrote:

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:

I was considering doing an outdoors photo shoot for a while but I couldn't think of anything interesting there wasn't any Great Lakes, oceans or even a forest (well there is the Black Hills over 60 miles away) near by just flat lands of the Midwest to do a photo shoot....

You're in South Dakota? Home of Wall Drug and the Corn Palace? The geographic center of the entire United States, Petrified Wood Park, and a concrete outline of the USS South Dakota? And you say there's nothing interesting where you live! South Dakota alone probably has more interesting things than all the other US States combined!


Depending on what one considers "interesting," of course!

I hope things return to normal this summer and that you can show us some of the wonders of your glorious part of the country!

Stryker2011 wrote:

davidd wrote:

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:

I was considering doing an outdoors photo shoot for a while but I couldn't think of anything interesting there wasn't any Great Lakes, oceans or even a forest (well there is the Black Hills over 60 miles away) near by just flat lands of the Midwest to do a photo shoot....

You're in South Dakota? Home of Wall Drug and the Corn Palace? The geographic center of the entire United States, Petrified Wood Park, and a concrete outline of the USS South Dakota? And you say there's nothing interesting where you live! South Dakota alone probably has more interesting things than all the other US States combined!


Depending on what one considers "interesting," of course!

I hope things return to normal this summer and that you can show us some of the wonders of your glorious part of the country!

I sort of get his point about SD. You pretty much have to traverse a seemingly endless flat grassland with nothing to see except a million billboards for Wall Drug until you get around the last 50-60 miles on the west side of the state (there’s also Mount Rushmore), then you get to the majority of the scenery. (I’m mostly talking about the drive along Interstate 90 — boring as hell). Sturgis is a blast during (and around) the Rally, but can be hectic.

Theboo-bomb wrote:Some nice photos, and some huge metal machines too.

AlKelAstra91 wrote:What a seriously fun photoshoot in the 1:1 world, and with a logical explanation for the size differences too! Kind of reminds me of the movie 9 with the little sack people discovering the remains of the previous human sized world. I love all the group shots with the girls standing on the rusted machine platforms and the vibrant sky behind them; really gives a massive sense of scale to the whole setup.

Gizems nice Kittens wrote:These are really great atmospheric pictures with an interesting story.
I especially like the penultimate image in the second episode. Was that shot with a different exposure compared to the last picture or did you do that afterwards?

TravelGuide wrote: I love the way Crimson took the tent down. It always seems like the little ladies have a peculier way of understanding and solving thing.