Beautifully composed scene, it tells a story. Something eye-catching going on everywhere within the scene. No wasted space. Clearly, you are the master.
I particularly like the taller, broad-leaf shrubs. Steal them from the neighbors, again?
Michael mate,
Outstanding dio and photos cobber. Your skill with the dio and the camera never cease to amaze me. Keep up the great work and keep 'em coming.
Hope to catch up in the Windy City.
Cheers Howard
Ken...the "broad leaf shrubs" are "mini myrtle...available at almost any online dried foliage store...
Howard...enjoy yourself in Chicago...I'm sorry...but I won't be attending...
Scott...thank you...I made the building and dio myself...the "native gentleman in the red fez hat on the British side" is an Egyptian ally to the British from JJD's death of Gordon Pasha vingette...
Scott...here's a better picture for reference...the painting is by George W. Joy...John did a really good job on replicating the picture...I believe the fellow you are asking about is supposed to be Gordon Pasha's loyal man servant...perhaps you have seen the movie "Khartoum"...with Charlton Heston...
So much action and great stories in a small space. You build and post fantastic displays faster than I can navigate through the forum's pages. Each one has some wonderful tips and hints for us novices'.
As always a pleasure to view your creative endeavors. -- Larry
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