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"The Doctor deduces that it's not just ripples causing fluctuations in the space-time continuity, but shockwaves, as time itself is folding backwards after discovering that his successors he has had adventures (3, 4, 5, and 6) have all either disappeared or been killed. The problem leads him to a Source Wall appearing at the edge of the Milky Way, which, as he explains to Amy, means they could either be destroyed by the Wall if they attempt to cross or if he re-calibrates the TARDIS in order to slingshot past the Wall, they will be successful and pass to the other side intact...if they survive that is."

The most problematic part of this whole saga in terms of photography. One of it is that the TARDIS playset is more up-and-down rather than width, and I was tempted to detach part of the set from itself and hold it away from the table in order to create some sense of width and depth. I'm still not 100% satisfied with the final outcome, but one thing that I did like was creating that little engineering panel that the Doctor is always seen pulling down when he's down there.

Description
"The Doctor deduces that it's not just ripples causing fluctuations in the space-time continuity, but shockwaves, as time itself is folding backwards after discovering that his successors he has had adventures (3, 4, 5, and 6) have all either disappeared or been killed. The problem leads him to a Source Wall appearing at the edge of the Milky Way, which, as he explains to Amy, means they could either be destroyed by the Wall if they attempt to cross or if he re-calibrates the TARDIS in order to slingshot past the Wall, they will be successful and pass to the other side intact...if they survive that is."

The most problematic part of this whole saga in terms of photography. One of it is that the TARDIS playset is more up-and-down rather than width, and I was tempted to detach part of the set from itself and hold it away from the table in order to create some sense of width and depth. I'm still not 100% satisfied with the final outcome, but one thing that I did like was creating that little engineering panel that the Doctor is always seen pulling down when he's down there.