Reply With QuoteA few more items I photographed.
Details make a map more interesting. These are some of the little objects and covers that I have made and use in my maps.
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A few more items I photographed.
My Battlemaps Gallery http://www.cartographersguild.com/al...p?albumid=3407
Bridges are useful. Back on Page 7 & 8 of this thread I had posted some of the bridges I had made.
I just realized there were a few more I made that I hadn't posted yet.
So here they are.
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Excelent symbols Bogie. Thank you for the hard work.
Thanks, It can't really be called work if it is this much fun.
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always great, this thread cannot die!!!
Sooooooo beautiful! I love the low angle of light on the beaten old plank table. Do you mount the camera on a monster tripod or take several timer shots holding the camera up on a pole?
It varies from item to item. Of those that I took the picture myself, if a flash was used, it is the one on my camera. Some of the textures, especially the wood textures, are photos I found on cgTextures.com. A lot of items are pictures from antique stores and gift shops. ( drives my wife nuts ). All of the elements were photoshopped in some way by me. I use a lot of inner and outer glow as well as bevel and emboss on the tables.
Glad you like them, hope they are useful to you.
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beautiful chimney, just what i needed for a map of a warehouse. what is rule/guideline etiquette for aknowledging source on map elements? its just for home group use but might as well learn what to do correctly while i begin, practice make permanant.
oh yeask , i saw that table at the "Saskatchewan Bar" in Calgary. some bikers peeked in the door and decided to go somewhere nicer....
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