Predator in parallel worlds by faroutsider
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I'm fascinated by how much difference the atmosphere makes to an image.
Having waited patiently while I built the environment around her in "Predator", the leopard hung around while I exposed her to different atmospheric conditions. I didn't adjust the default settings of each atmosphere as I was just taking snapshots on a brief excursion into some of the parallel worlds thrown up by the initial image.
Posed and lit in Vue 6 Esprit. Compositing and sig. in PSP, no other post work.
Thanks for visiting and commenting, much appreciated.
Craig
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What a good kitty to be so patient....as for these images, I think I like the middle one best...the light setting on the hillside is very nice, and I really like how you can just barely see her head....you should never see a good predator when they're on the hunt....
Although I like the bottom ATMOS view, the top one really stands out for me. Almost give a hint of an approaching storm with a misty rain already falling down thru the sunlight. Beautiful tryptic all around.
excellent image, its hard for me to decide i like all three, great work.
Fantastic work in the 3 of them , i love the one in the center .
The're all good but I prefer the middle one - it makes her appear to be part of or growing up from the rock
F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C. 5+.
Nice lighting!!!
A beautiful image! 5+!
Love the way these scenes all look so different in different light.
Cool idea. Good render. Very good lighting.
That's very cool because I didn't notice the predator until I viewed the 2nd image. What an amazing difference.
Well done.
That's a great exercise! I like the middle one the best. Actually, the bottom one is..no, the top, oh, they're all cool.
A very clever idea...like all three but if pressed I'd pick the first one for the lighting and ATMO,plus the way the predator is hidden as it would be...a great set!
Amazing pics! Really great!