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Toy Land

The great grandchildren haven

51 total reviews 
Comment from rga184


Hi Low,
Sorry for the rating, but the snow is so widely overexposed I'm having to squint at this picture! You have a very contrasty image to work with here, but there are ways around it. Try bracketing your exposures, or at least taking one shot to expose the foliage and the other one to expose the snow, and then combine them in photoshop. Works out quite well. I'm sure Kiva has some hints on that.

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 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 04-Mar-2005
    Thank you very much rga! Just don't do photoshop and prefer not to.
Comment from JACIRO


This is a nice masterpiece, full of detail and mastercraft. You are lucky to know someone that can make such beautiful pieces. Your shot is very good. I would like to put the tractor closer to the lens in order to give more depth but is a very nice shot, as everey shot you make.

 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 05-Mar-2005
    Thank you JACIRO!
Comment from benpicjoy


Your take on this makes it look real! It for sure looks like outdoor lighting and the layout is excellent. Visually so effectively cropped and presented.

 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 05-Mar-2005
    Thank you so much ben!!
Comment from flash1290.(Sim)


I thought that you were a great grandchild yourself LowRider...cos you couldn't possibly have them yourself.I too want to grow up to live in this beautifully built home...lol.I bet I could get in there being only a 6stone 4 pound granny...lol.Excellent.

 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 05-Mar-2005
    LOL!! Yep, you fit!! I figure, 2 sets of bunk beds, room for four little ole ladies, I can cook out side over an open fire and as you can see, plenty of potty space behind!! Thank you very much Sim!!
reply by flash1290.(Sim) on 05-Mar-2005
    your welcomeDebbie....lol.
Comment from Sweetnote


What a sweet photo. Almost looks like little tiny miniatures which really adds to the Toyland theme! Beautiful colors and depth. Really adorable toys too! I would like to come and play there too! Will they adopt me?

 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 05-Mar-2005
    Yep, they will adopt you!! All ya have to do is smile!! Thank you Sweetnote!!
Comment from Bob Boynton


I wonder if this little house come with a cable modem. This is a fun shot. I would not call it your best but it does have meaning. It definitely gives one the sense of toyland.

 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 05-Mar-2005
    No cable modem, but I can hook one up without much trouble! Thank you very much Bob!!
Comment from Mokapu


I think I would like this better if there was not so much empty space with the trees, if the only too up 1/3 of the picture you would be able to see more of the snow and of the tractors.

 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 05-Mar-2005
    Thank you Mokapu!
Comment from Ramona12


Bright, crisp and clear shot. Nicely composed with lovely colors. The subjects are very interesting too. Are they miniatures? The dark green trees add a real nice contrast here.

 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 05-Mar-2005
    This was made for their great grandkids to play 'farm', as they call it. A really neat place of the property! Thank you very much Ramona!
Comment from Clyde B.


As to your note Low, seems to be a miniature of a landscape scene. The composition is great, lighting ? All the props go well together. A great gift for the kids. Nice job!!!

 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 05-Mar-2005
    Yep, built for the great grandkids to play 'farm'. Really fun place! Thank you Clyde!!
Comment from #121


This is a cool looking place!! :) Nice shot, excellent focus crisp and clear... the snow really makes everything else stand out nicely. Great job!

 Comment Written 04-Mar-2005


reply by the author on 05-Mar-2005
    Thank you so much Theo!!