Joliezac's Animal Figure Photography: *October 13th*

Joliezac wrote:

Roger wrote:

Wonderful pictures! Finally a good puma kitty for that equally beautiful Safari adult.
I like that it is a Grevy's zebra looking after that poor common zebra calf, Grevy's are quite powerful so I'm sure those lions won't have any chance.
The prehistoric scenes are also fabulous. I don't know the reference but I'm sure I will recognize from your pictures if I ever watch it. It's like hyenas and vultures fighting for a carcass.

Thank you so much! Yes the Toymany kitten fits very nicely with the Safari adult.

You can see the clip from Prehistoric Planet here on YouTube. I loved both seasons of the show but I had to use free trials on Apple TV to watch it. Thankfully some scenes can be found on YouTube

That's absurdly convincing! Thanks for the video.

I have the chance to have AppleTV+ and the two Prehistoric Planet seasons are my fav with Foundation. I would love to see something about other prehistoric periods than Cretaceous

Lots of photos taken in the past week! Hauled quite a few figures down to Florida on vacation with me. I wanted to focus primarily on dinosaurs but I got lots of others too

First I'll show the extant animals

Some Florida residents! Safari wood stork, river otter, Papo & Toymany alligator, Papo red-eared slider

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Safari IC tokay gecko

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Bullyland okapi

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BotB Asian golden cat

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Safari African grey parrot

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Southlands Replicas & CollectA thylacine

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Toymany Komodo dragon

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Safari & CollectA capybaras

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Safari jaguar

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Safari & CollectA capybara family unaware of the Safari jaguar...

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Play Visions basilisk

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Safari wood stork

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Eikoh fiddler crab

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CollectA & Schleich proboscis monkeys

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Pair of Safari red-crowned Amazon parrots

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Safari marmoset

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Kaiyodo spectacled owl

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Toymany Solomon Islands frog

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I'll post Prehistoric photos later

Beautiful and realistic pictures as always. That frog looks very confident in that leaf. Maybe your capybaras look confident too but better to warn them.

Splendid job, with these photos.

I love the wonderful world that lives in your brain. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Thank you so much Kiki, landrover, and Roger!

Here are all my prehistoric photos.

I took these at blowing rocks beach. If you go at low tide the receded water reveals beautiful rocks that look like mini cliffs & canyons! A really amazing spot. Just have to be careful with the waves on the rocks. I got my camera soaked and almost lost a dinosaur   camera was ok though!

Papo Quetzalcoaltus patrolling the rocks

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Wandering Edmontosaurus finds itself in some trouble... Figures by Haolonggood & Rebor

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Haolonggood Daspletosaurus looking for food

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Papo Tupuxara

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Rebor Tyrannosaurus still hungry and searching for his next meal.

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Papo Spinosaurus patrols the swamp.

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Dispute with Rebor's Sarcosuchus

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Sarcosuchus gives up its prey and moves on

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Spinosaurus reclaims the water

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Haolonggood Stegosaurus

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Haolonggood Diabloceratops

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Maiasaura and baby travel for a drink, but are unaware of the danger below. Haolonggood & Papo

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Superb photos!!!!!

Wonderful pictures with very good models in these three landscapes of mangrove, sea coast and swamp! So realistic sceneries!

Thank you! I really enjoyed photographing these

Great job again Jolie

I love the atmosphere of your photos, especially those of the swamps.

Your photographic adventures remind me so much of my childhood. Especially when I played near a steep, clay hill where I sculpted canyons for my monochrome Indian and cowboy figures to explore. In my house, Western movies were common, although I didn't like them much, I enjoyed watching the landscapes and nature. At the end of the film, if you asked me the story, I had no idea, but then I liked to play and create my own in these natural dioramas that my surroundings provided. As we age, we sometimes lose this ability to find happiness in a bizarre rock or in anything insignificant. That's something I really appreciate that you preserve and that you can transform into this photographic art where you give another dimension to this hobby.

Amazing photos! The animals are so sharp, exactly in focus, while the background and foreground fade out. Beautiful. I don't collect prehistoric models, but they look fantastic in your photos. They are very realistic in the jungle.