Blue Moon

The figure is Skyward Sword Link by Figma. This is inspired by a picture I saw online.

Although I would like the entire shot to happen within the camera, sometimes that's just not possible. I do find that a happy medium is to at least put the subject on a real base. In this case, I used a roll of artificial grass. Fortunately, Link easily stood without the display base. The fairies are shots of a Majora Mask Fairy pendant. The moon and sky are from a cloudy evening some time ago. The fog is an overlay of a shot of fluffy white clouds. The stars are artificially created in Photoshop.

I probably won't get the Twilight Princess Link figure, but am looking forward to the Princess Zelda figure.

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Wind Waker, Butterfly Slayer

Since we went with Sega instead of Nintendo, I actually never played The Legend of Zelda when I was a kid. I do enjoy long fantasy games though - the exploration, combat, and collecting random odds and ends and treasure. I finished The Phantom Hourglass on my Nintendo DS a couple years back. Spirit Tracks is still on my shelf somewhere.

Link will probably be my figure of choice for random toy shots in wooded parks. His whimsical nature is a perfect fit for the sylvan environment. This shot was done in my front yard. I only needed to use the Healing Brush to erase the display stand.

The butterflies were from a couple of shots taken at Shoreline Lake. I knew all those bug photos would eventually come in handy. Thru a fairly lengthy technique, I combined them with a torch photo I took at Coyote Ranch.

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