Winterhold Outskirts
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I'm always so very honoured that you remember me and my shots - thank you for this!
I have not forgotten you, but unfortunately not enough time.
Nice work with the second plan too
He's definitely one of my bigger and most strong men - a barbarian berserker with no fear at all. It might be his downfall in the end though...
Also, no need to comment everything you see, Cat. It's more or less an impossible task anyway and sometimes you just feel like...well, to simply admire the works of others in silence. I do it too...
Which reminds me about a question you asked on another panorama set of mine. You were wondering about how many shots I take for the panorama size. I haven't replied yet, so I tell you now instead - it's most often between 8-12 shots. I've found that more images keep the scale and perspective more precise...or maybe it's just I thing I see which in real isn't true?! But, 8-12 shots normally make a panorama pic for me...
I need to get more of these sets up to match my amount of SW sets!
I have the same problem, although there are many male characters I haven't made from my writing yet, so this event gives me a reason to do so...
This fierce berserker was kind enough to act the model for this MM. Perhaps he was under the influence of the moon, because normally he should've told me to sod off!
Much appreciated!
I had plans to make more shots, but this day at work was very hard and tiresome, so I had to go with a short upload otherwise none at all. I did manage to get a man and a moon though!
Good to see even a barbarian is getting some love!
He's a barbarian berserker so anything but a greataxe would feel just wrong! Also, he's a big lad, so that axe actually looks rather small in his mighty hands...