LShooter
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Nice work. I really like this shot. I find the colours work well together and comp is good too. My only nitpick would be to maybe remove the electrical towers in the back ground. They are small enough that it shouldn't be hard and I think it would get it to the next level.
Wow, how did you even see that?
Nope, didn't notice them, but yes... once seen, cannot be unseen. I only looked at the image for a moment... probably less than 5 seconds.
Nope, didn't notice them, but yes... once seen, cannot be unseen. I only looked at the image for a moment... probably less than 5 seconds.
You would think a Jedi Bunnywabbit wouldn't miss something like that...
The colors are very nice, and it's a lovely composition.
The vignette detracts, I think. A gentle vignette that's not visible until you remove it is a very good idea for this sort of thing, to "close off" the sky and strengthen the visual frame. A visible vignette on the bottom is also a ok, since it adds weight to the bottom of the frame. At any rate, that's my opinion on these things.
The towers in the background? I dunno, I kind of like them. It's really about deciding whether this is a "real" scene (in which case I might work to bring the towers and wires out a little more, just a touch) or whether it represents an idealized fantasy landscape (in which case I'd clone them out). I think this could work either way.