I Took This Photo on a Tabletop

[@ksnmurthy4476]

I told you before you are a genius. Now you proved it again👍 clarity of thought and execution

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Haha, much appreciated!

[@NataliaSkorokhod]

Wow, looks awesome! Also, really inspiring. I'd love to do this challenge as well when I have a bit of free time.

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Thanks Natalia! You totally should, it’s a fun challenge and I know I learned a lot doing it. And almost by definition, it’s something every photographer already has most of the supplies for.

[@joepolophotography]

Simply amazing. Gotta try this with some legos

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Nice, that could work well!

[@emilkrogster2375]

Very inspiring video. I really want to try this myself!

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Emil, it’s a lot of fun! Highly recommend it if you get the chance.

[@sabasworldfamous]

Good work - I enjoy the rhythm of each episode - moving right along, zero bullshit!

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Thanks Steven! That’s the goal.

[@tiniwings]

Great! Refreshing video, makes me to look back to some of childhood projects that I have forgotten to do recently.

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Much appreciated! Projects like this definitely help keep up the day to day enjoyment of photography.

[@hankfoto]

Great job!! The only thing is were is a couple of post to tie-up to? Being a former sea farer that's what I looked for. Other wise Fantastic!

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Good point, Henry! That would have added another touch of realism.

[@aathif3815]

Amazing idea👍

[@patyeaman]

What an interesting project so fun to watch!

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Much appreciated, Pat!

[@markferrell2470]

Awesome amazing, great job thumbs up 👍🏽 👍🏽 thumbs up 👍🏽

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Much appreciated!

[@silviasanchez648]

Really good. I like it. I might do it at some moment, but I'm better at painting/drawing. It would be interesting to see how it would turn out for me. Thanks for sharing it!

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Silvia, absolutely - I think the better your painting skills are, the easier it will be to get a realistic result on this challenge. Happy you liked the video!

[@rameshs.602]

Very amazing and challenging one. ☺️

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Thank you Ramesh!

[@larryrudnick1519]

Nice job and thumbs up! Not exactly the Dallas Divide but looked fairly realistic!

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Thanks Larry! Dallas Divide is one of the places we went on our 2019 fall colors workshop, very cool place.

[@skfirojali2429]

Really amazing 😍

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

[@darthgzuz]

Amazing

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Thank you, Babar!

[@rytisLT735]

Great video and challenge!:)

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Glad you liked it, Rytis!

[@FeliciaBoamah]

Pretty cool

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Thank you!

[@SteveMillerhuntingforfood]

Total "thumbs-up". Looks like a fun project.

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Thank you, Steve! It absolutely was. Way more time consuming than I expected though!

[@SteveMillerhuntingforfood]

@@PhotographyLifeChannel I always use more time than I expected.

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

@@SteveMillerhuntingforfood Photography in a nutshell...

[@Drrezzin]

Looks good, but you're not a modeler are you? Aluminum foil makes much better mountains than paper. That way, you could have based them out in a dark gray or black, then dry-brushed them to bring out the details. Also, slightly crumpled foil and then painted with a high gloss would have looked like water with some small waves on it. You used the wrong type of foam as well. The pink, building foam carves way better than the open cell foam you used. I'm a modeler as well as a photographer and cinematographer.

[@Fenerbahce_1899]

why?

[@PhotographyLifeChannel]

Not sure there needs to be some deep reason. We thought it would be a fun video to make that might interest our website readers and KZbin followers. Seems like we were correct on both counts based on feedback so far!