Nicely done!

Thanks for the comment.

Very nice and detailed MOC! I like the fire effects! Great job!

Really nice! I completely agree with your opinion about the books ;)

My dads going to get me a photoshop program in a few days so I probably will do backgrounds after i get it.

I completly understand. Another option is to use photoshop or Gimp to edit out any background, something I'm just now learning myself. Keep at it!

I know the pattern on the cushion is very distacting but its where I get the best light but Im going to try some white paper under a lamp. Its not that I dont think taking pictures of my creations is serious its that I do actual photography. But I am thinking of just using the Nikon anyways. I would like to get a little white screen but my parents wont let me.

Well the paterned bedding is extremly distracting. And in my opinion rendering good pictures of your mocs is quite serious buisness, I use a very nice Cannon camera. And if you don't mind spending a little money a light box is a very handy tool.

Ok thanks for the comment. I used to use white paper but for some reason the pic turned out darker. Second I am using my small Kodak camera so the pic isnt as great as if I were using my Nikon D3000 which I only use for more sirious photography.

Okay, first: Great build! I love the Denethor fig! Second: your photography is lacking. It's weird, but to be considered a good online mocer you need to be a good photographer. One thing that will help a TON, is to put a plain white sheet or peice of paper bhind your moc. Again, great build! If you have any other questions message me on fb.

Sure I dont care.

Can I use some of the effects on the pyre in one of my own Mocs?