(Day 348) - He's a Natural

Legography Tip: Did you know that when people walk they naturally swing their arms opposite of their legs? In other words, when their left leg steps forward, their right arm moves forward.

For a more natural pose, the same is also true of little Lego dudes. I may not always follow this rule (especially when CJ's holding something), but it does add a small, interesting detail to Legography. 🚶‍♂️

[moni kozi]

This is such a cool tip! And an excellent comparison of photographies.

[PhylM-S]

Oh how funny. Brilliant really. You can feel it when looking at these. Super.

[Jacqueline]

Cool ...... and obvious when you see them do it! Great tip.

[JackieR]

Chris, please look for Michael MacIntyre sketch on walking. I cannot find how to share the YouTube link with you! I think CJ and you will enjoy.

[Mags]

LOL! Very well done!

[Jennie B.]

Yup CJ is a natural as a photographer and a walker 😃

[Esther Rosenberg]

haha, this is great.

[katy]

Your attention to that kind of detail is what makes it so believable that he’s real! I love the way you have chosen to show us this rule in a triptych!

[Joanne Diochon]

Great illustrative triptych.

[Mallory]

Fabulous attention to detail. Love it.

[Wendy]

Goes to show how much attention to detail you need to make a simple scene!

[Lin]

How cool - well presented (and fun title)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Thanks for the kinesiology lesson (now I need a spelling lesson). I've been noticing that with my own gait as it improves after knee surgery.

[Junko Y]

Well CJ clearly benefits from being posed by such a knowledgeable owner!

[Chris Johnson]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond - I'll definitely take a took for it! Thanks so much Jackie!

[JackieR]

@cjphoto let me know if you enjoyed he's a popular comedian here,

[Shutterbug]

Love this. Terrific the way you put them together with the lesson.

[JackieR]

found it for you!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmwBw10RmLs

[Chris Johnson]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond - Thank you so much for finding it for me, been meaning to look it up. Just watched it and absolutely hilarious!!! To see the form I described in action is sooo funny!!! Perfect. I think we all need to start making more use of skipping about now, haha

[JackieR]

@cjphoto glad you laughed xxxx