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OK, the lodger you find here:
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it always interesting to see other poeples doodles and plannings.
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Very little people are willing to share their expertise nowadays. Thank you!!
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Wow thanks! I might use this in future photographs! if I can get a camera again...
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It's always fun to see how things go together. I like this idea it's creative.
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yes I think so, because the light must be strong enough to reflex reflexion. Sure you can do the reflexion also in an other way, as sample with an additional bulb ore else, but it is for this kind of lighting important to have some light on the right bodyhalf to avoid noisy parts.
The Place itself must not be big, just a normal room will be enough. Important is that you dont loose light, or get reflection from an coloured or painted wall ore else, so that why I close the set on both sites with an black curtain.
Thanks for this Question, I forget in my drawing, I think it is also important to get this result.
lg. markus
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..freu mich schon aufs Ergebniss. KΓΆnntest Du evt. ModelwΓΌnsche berΓΌcksichtigen ?
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lg. markus
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.. why do you asking, the householdinsurance asked me already the same
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a s . a n . a r c h i t e c t . i . m u s t . l i k e . t h i s . s k e t c h . e h e h
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.. if I had known this, I would have done it in at the drawing-board ... the lower wall is a weight-bearing wall, I have wrong drawn, so no use for any construction please
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i t . w i l l . b e . a . s t r a n g e . b u i l d i n g ....
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Thank you for this insight. It is realy usefull to me!
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if you did this in crayon it would have been AWESOME.
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JEJEJJE You shouldnt reveal your secrets man, but thats a very funny way to do it
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