Here are some more stock photos I am releasing from the TactiChris shoot! We took some shots outdoors but there were several flaws that made me not want to use these for anything. The focus wasn't really hitting sharp enough, the pressure switch on the carbine was in the wrong place, etc. My favorite flaws here are that he's carrying two holstered pistols... Not very realistic but fun in that shoot-em-up kinda way. The other? How low those tactical pants are hangin!
Anyway here they are for you to use as stocks or reference photos. My rules are simple:
Note me or comment me with a link to your Deviation. No credit to me is required, I just want to see the results cause it makes me giggle. You want to make me giggle, don't you?
You can use this on or off DA I guess, for any NON commercial use. If you use it for commercial projects, we will find you. We will hunt you down. We make and sell guns all over the world. You don't really want to make us angry, do you?
Download for full size and enjoy
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Sta.sh
What model gun is that?
As for the flaws, I hardly notice them because I'm from Israel, and here things are good enough when functional. It's called functional discipline
tnx for sharing! used it here > [link]
I send you a note on deviantart and tried emailing you about this but maybe it didn't go through, so I will try here, hope thats ok/
I used your stock, [link] for this manipulation of mine; [link] I wrote a tutorial on how to recreate this work and it will go on to appear on this [link] website. They offer the final psd of the work which will have the modified version of the your stock on a layer as it is in the final image.
I was wondering if that was O.K with you and if you would give permission for that to happen. You will of course be given credit as being the stock creator and there will be a link back to your image as well. If you don't want me to use in this way, I under but please tell me so that I can try and find another stock and finish the tutorial.
Thank you,
Tony