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Mojo
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The only difficulty with doing a DS9 poster is it really can't have the station in it - there is no CG model. At least not a good one, anyway...

Defiant and other ships we can do... it's just a matter of when I'll have the time to do an image that I'm not getting paid for :-)

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MrNeutron
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Originally posted by Reverend:

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The GG Bridge shots were done by myself and a very talented guy named Bob Quinn.
Jolly good! Then perhaps you can help me with the geography of San Francisco. I've been scratching my head over this one for ages and I can't work out where anything is supposed to be.

See this posting for some help with that!

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Galen
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I would like to be added to the invite. My address is [email protected]

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Ritten
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here also [email protected]

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NeghVar
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Please count me in as well! => [email protected]

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SoundEffect
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I'd be interested too

[email protected]

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AndrewR
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So what pic is everyone's fave? (They are all very good Mojo). [Smile]

I think I like the Enterprise-Nil.

[ November 10, 2003, 03:25 AM: Message edited by: AndrewR ]

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Peregrinus
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The only ones I even like are the ones of Voyager flying over the ocean and the Enterprise rendezvousing with the Botany Bay.

--Jonah

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Dat
Huh?
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To what are you referring to Andrew? Mojo's pics from his shared folder at Ofoto? Or the pics from the calendar?

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MrNeutron
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Originally posted by AndrewR:
So what pic is everyone's fave? (They are all very good Mojo).

I think I like the Enterprise-Nil.

E-Nil.

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Mojo
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Thanks for the comments, everyone. I personally like the WOK image, but the E-nill is a nice one, too. Note that it is supposed to be an oribital shot from "Shore Leave."

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AndrewR
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quote:
Originally posted by Dat:
To what are you referring to Andrew? Mojo's pics from his shared folder at Ofoto? Or the pics from the calendar?

Ofoto.

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MrNeutron
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quote:
Originally posted by Mojo:
Thanks for the comments, everyone. I personally like the WOK image, but the E-nill is a nice one, too. Note that it is supposed to be an oribital shot from "Shore Leave."

That's a nice shot, but the Reliant just seems too damned close to the Enterprise. It robs the composition of depth.

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Mojo
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Well, if you watch the movie those ships got REALLY close to one another! That's part of what makes the sequence so dynamic. Of course, I'm just using that as an excuse for wanting to have both ships as big as possible in the shot, they're both nice models :-)

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Reverend
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Darnit, I forgot to post my e-mail address.
[email protected]
If you please. [Wink]

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