for consideration...

[bokisaurus]

So here are the top four diorama that I was considering for this years contest.
The Brachiosaurus pics were supposed to be part of a series.

Triceratops in color and B&W




Brachiosaurus: It was to be a photo story about the last surviving herd member, lost and all alone.
#2

#3

#4


And the official entry piece. This was to be the first (#1) pics in the story


Hope you all like them
The last photo story I have is of procyno, but that will have to wait another day

[stoneage]

I like the top picture. What plant is that in the picture?

[rugops]

All of them are pretty nice, my favorite is the black and white Triceratops.

[[][][]cordylus[][][]]

The last one looks shopped - mainly because the footprints look all the same, but in differing orders...

I love the color triceratops one

[Libraraptor]

I like Nr.3 more than your official entry piece. All pics are great, of course!

[Meso-Cenozoic]

Very nice, Boki! I liked the first one so much, I saved it in my Ceratopsian folder. ;D That is really a beautiful picture!

[fossil]

All great, of course. B&W Trike was my pick, as well. The hour of false dawn, just before colors become distinguishable. Great series.

[foxilized]

Lovely -btw, I voted for your brachios dio-

[bokisaurus]

Thanks you all for your nice comments... and vote
Yah, looking at it now, my official entry may not have been the strongest
Ah perhaps next year, yes?

[hkhollinstone]

I like them all, they all have a great atmosphere to them. Where did you take the photos? Looks like you’re in a desert!

[bokisaurus]

Sept 15, 2010 21:21:25 GMT hkhollinstone said:

I like them all, they all have a great atmosphere to them. Where did you take the photos? Looks like you’re in a desert!

thanks
Almost the desert ;D Its actually sand dunes. There is a place down in the Oregon Coast that has this huge expanse of sand dunes, great place to hike... and take dino dioramas ;D
I would love to go to the desert again, imagine what cool diorama you can come up with