Had a big photo shoot of this diorama. Most figures are from the Sanderson Crecy set. They are now permanently mounted on a squarish board. Scenery is twigs, cat litter (unused), and various lichens from model railroading. The real battle was fought on a muddy field after an all-night rainstorm. I have no idea if the following day was overcast, but that is the general effect I wanted to convey. Available light digital photo modified with PP9 DCE. Kodak digital camera. Treatments: Overall - elephant skin with dark brown underlay to add crack effect to the 'painting.' A dark-gray frame with about 82% opacity and 72% feathering which was stretched in the horizontal to encompass the main figures: a sergeant of arms watching a real knight's horse shy away from the 'cheveaux de fris' (stakes). A black rectangular vignette with 40% fade is on top of this Three off-scene spots: medium brown UR, medium orangish, UL, and medium olive green bottom center. Overall atmospere of light gray at 182% to brighten the center. The action is at a point where the French cavalry contact the English line. Archers and men-at-arms are on foot behind the stakes. -- Thanks for viewing! --