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[Below: This is the little .mpg video sequence our Photo CD#2 opened with. On the photo-CD music accompanied the scene.]
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We cut these photos because of the bad angle... the carpet showing and it looked pretty messy. But beyond that the photos themselves were... interesting!
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This shoot was a spur of the moment thing, not anything serious or planned. Here are a few experimental shots from that day. They turned out neat, kinda ghostly.
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We did this little shoot after shooting a scene for our 2002 film. It looked so striking that we had to take a few photos.
Here is a selection of drawings that were used to visualize various ideas for banners and other props.
[Below: The finished product for the photo shoot 'David Eden Lane'. This was an extremely time consuming banner to make! A labor of love, we took great care in making it.
[Below: The original inspiration for this came from a German Freikorps armband. The original armband can be seen in the photo shoot 'kreigfrau'.]
[Below: From the shoot 'Black Sun Rising'.]
[Below: From the shoot 'Call to Aldebaran'.]
[Below: From the shoot 'United in His Name - The Last Battalion'. This Medusa shield design is based on an ancient Greek source.]
[Below: From the shoot 'Ad Gloriam Athena'.]
[Below: From the shoot 'Religion of the Heart (Herzensreligion)'.]
I also remember having the hospital morgue scene set up in my house for days and having friends drop by and being like 'uhhh...'
These five are unreleased, some are variations of published work, another was deemed a bit to... well, you be the judge and decide for yourself which one it is.
It was very difficult choosing names from such a vast pool of soldiers of truth. These were men and women who lived selflessly, for a cause even greater than themselves.
Each one of them is a source of inspiration and light to us. This was our 100th photo shoot, dedicated to one of this planet's greatest sons. David Eden Lane.]