Before starting major missions next, I used photo mode to capture Aloy on a beach of Isle of Spires. After hiding underwater from a searching Burrower, I photographed her near an overturned boat and a coconut tree at night before flying toward the moon on a Sunwing.
And I'm sharing them for Gaming Photography Weekly Contest
Before leaving the Isle of Spires to try some serious missions in the main story, I decided to check around the island for more photographs. The ruins of the old world twisting through the tropical vegetation offered the perfect backdrop for some cinematic frames.
There I found this boat on a beach that I used for some of my photographs to set the scene. Where I let Aloy enjoy the natural beauties around her through the body poses of the photo mode, matching her expression to the calm waves.
Then I noticed this bird at a far who was walking on the sand along the beach. So I tried this special pose for this photo, aligning the camera angle to capture the tiny creature framing the background perfectly with the ocean line.
Then as I was running for the bird to get a better look, it started flying away into the sea breeze. And I used the photo mode to get close to the bird where it looked like a giant bird, but it was not actually that giant.
Then I noticed some burrowers on my way who were scavenging around on my way. So I gave Aloy this pose that shows her calling the machine.
While I was going for another boat near the Burrower site, a Burrower had a glimpse of me from its patrol route. So I had to stay underwater for some time as it was looking for me, watching its scanning light pierce the water.
As the Burrower lost sight of me and swam away, I went to the overturned boat I was going for earlier on the sandbank. And I tried this special pose that shows the strongest part of Aloy as she was posing having those vicious machines behind her.
It became night already, which gave me this amazing frame with the deep blue shadows casting over the shoreline. So I chose this special pose for a while, where she seemed to leaning on that coconut tree and waving at the moon peacefully.
Well, I was done chilling around this part for the moment, so I whistled to get attention of my Sunwing perched high above. And it was flying toward me from afar, cutting through the night air with its glowing shield-wing wings extended wide.
After the Sunwing pulled me up on his back with a smooth swoop, I ascended his height to get above the clouds. And I reached this height from where I could see the moon perfectly, and I really liked this frame, so I captured it.
The next post will be coming soon. Screenshots are my take from the game and I took the game logo that I used on the thumbnail picture from online.
SEE YOU.
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The Isle of Spires always looks gorgeous, but your screenshots captured its beauty perfectly. The overturned boat photos and the final flight toward the clouds felt straight out of a movie scene.
This beach setting looked perfect for a photo session. Taking a break from the main missions to explore the beaches was a great call. This look like an incredible submission for the contest, good luck with that.
Bro I really liked the contrast between the first and last captures. The sunset looks incredible, and the night too; that part of the world offers amazing colors. Great use of photo mode bro!
Very nice graphics, but it was just a stroll through the beach. I was hopping more action.
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The way you experimented with different poses and camera angles made every screenshot unique. My favorite part was when Aloy was relaxing near the shore.