ok, that rear shot has me interested, which jazz is that? is the transformation enjoyable? I remember the zeta toys and unique toys ones have a fallen bumper in back, so I want to know more!

 

Hubba hubba! Absolutely stunning pictures of a gorgeous alt mode. I too am curious as to which figure this is.

 

Sometimes you get a wacky idea for a photo  



Shot setup:

 

That's awesome!

I still keep kicking myself for not buying the MMC Elita.

 

BANG! BANG! BANG! Pull my Devil Trigger!

This picture is a beautiful reminder that there's no such thing as too much G2.

 

This is Transform & Rollout (TnR) Agent Meister (Hova)

The transformation is a bit...strange...?   I won't really consider the transformation an enjoyable experience but I have encountered worse. The transformation of the feet felt messy and the way the arms tab in to the torso was a 'Huh' moment for me.

 

The not-Michael-Bay movie is playing that way!

 

What optimus is that?

 

Looks like Generation Toy GT-03 OP EX

Off to the races:

 

All the best
Maz

 

MISB

 

MMC Tyrantron

 

These are gorgeous! You always come through with the coolest TF oddities!

Have you ever tried focus stacking? It would allow you to have both rows in focus on the shots with the six individual pieces.
How to Use Lightroom + Photoshop Auto-Blend Focus Stacking

It's pretty quick and easy. I use it often for shots with multiple rows of figures. I feel like you have a "documentarian" sort of style where your photos often look like archival records, so I thought using the focus stacking technique to have every piece in perfect focus might appeal to you.

 

If you don't mind me asking what lights are you using?

 

Extremely good point about the documenting aspect, actually. For these ones, though, I was using a new 50mm lens I was loaned so I was playing around with a shallow depth of field   Normally if I want the back row in focus I'll go with a higher F number between 7 and 11. I've never tried focus stacking, actually.

All the best
Maz