This was my almost last minute idea. Got my brother to draw the outline and I cut it out and attached it to a big lego tower, unfortunately you can see a piece of it near the bottom of Nosferatu. I didn't notice this til after I had taken the shots. Same with the railing bending together, that side of the cutout was a little flimsy and it bended inward. If I had something to hold it up all the rails would be parallel.
I'm a big fan of horror movies and I was thinking of shadows and Nosferatu immediately popped into my head. Didn't get a chance to try it out til about 11 though. Everything worked out alright.
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Hello Andrew, I’m Alan.
I think your second comment sums this image correctly, when you where just short of accused of a screen capture. I see in photographers comments you had a problem with your railing, but I think it fit’s the inspired scene well. Improvements there are few. One being the possible use of yellow transparent plastic sheets with a cut out in the center to give it that yellowed border, and added noise in PP (legal in basic) to give it that film nor look. Overall I think this was well presented, Thank You for giving me a fun image to critique this morning..
If you have any questions on my insights please feel free to PM me.
Alan.
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