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Her stories drown the world...
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Hmm.. I want to like this and I think you could be going towards an interesting image but the water seems wrong to me.. like the "splash" as is doesn't fit the "theme" quite.
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I'm with MTM - I feel like this image is just this >< far from being fantastic. I'm not sure quite what it needs, but...
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How did you achieve the splash? I feel like the book needs to be drowning.. like water falling FROM it or onto it or something maybe? Rather than looking like its exploding out of the book. I dunno.
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I took multiple images at the location.
1 with just model holding the book.
The others with someone standing behind her dropping water on the book....
I wanted it to 'explode' from the book, because I want the power of it dripping of the picture ;-)
Did most work in PS and a little in LR.
Wanted to go for a cinematic feel, but I must agree that I did not succeed in that.
1 with just model holding the book.
The others with someone standing behind her dropping water on the book....
I wanted it to 'explode' from the book, because I want the power of it dripping of the picture ;-)
Did most work in PS and a little in LR.
Wanted to go for a cinematic feel, but I must agree that I did not succeed in that.
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