Vosentech MicroFogger 2: A Review
In this device review, Dave DeBaeremaeker tests out the Vosentech MicroFogger 2 for all his toy photography, smoke-making needs.
In this device review, Dave DeBaeremaeker tests out the Vosentech MicroFogger 2 for all his toy photography, smoke-making needs.
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The internet meme has defined a generation. Now it's been redefined using toy photography and some added wit.
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Mark Hogancamp used his mental illness to create real works of art, and touched a lot of lives by doing so—including my own.
Celebrate the wonders of Rock 'n' Roll with a six-image narrative with Deadpool recreating some classic rock-god poses.
Learn how to use reflectors to turn flat images into well-lit masterpiece, all without the need for additional artificial lights.
Everyone has those little bits from toys they don't really want or need. Sometimes this detritus become useful. This is one of those times.
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