Firefly–everyone’s favorite saboteur…
For this photo, I used a clear plastic ceiling tiles for the backdrop, and had some blue Christmas lights behind it, which cast a purplish tone on the figure. I held an LED flashlight directly above the figure to make it look like he’s standing beneath a spotlight.
Here I go using the red light bulb again! Blue Christmas lights were placed behind the HISS tank.
These two photos were taken with an incandescent bulb shining from the right side and a red light bulb from the left.
Look out, Duke!
I really like how this shot turned out. I used a regular incandescent bulb on the right side, and a bluish LED flashlight on the left side, and the middle of the figure was left in shadow. The HISS tank absorbed the yellow tone while the figure is cooler, which makes him really stand out. A nice little accident was how the background wreckage almost looks like smoke coming out of the barrel of the gun — totally unplanned, but pretty cool.
(You can see these images at full size onĀ Flickr.)
Ashley says
I haven’t decided how I feel about those Renegades figures yet, but this lookd pretty awesome though!
By the way I am beginning to take your advice and am playing with some new “Posed images.” Your an inspiration! http://www.lifewithfandom.com/2012/04/playing-around-with-some-action-figure.html
Brian says
Awesome! Nice job with those Crystar figures.
Those Renegades figures don’t appeal to me that much, but Firefly isn’t as cartoony as the others, so I picked him off the peg the other day.