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For Ian
Thanks everybody for the ratings, comments and faves on my previous images.
Don't forget that reviews, criticisms, advices, tips are also welcome ...
If something's wrong or strange : perspective, pose, lighting ... let me know because I want to improve and I'm not able to criticize my own work having not enough basics to see my mistakes ! Thanks ...
Made with DAZ, postwork with Photoshop CS.
Comments (39)
Very nice image, the lighting is great!
simple scene but the use of the lighting makes it really stand out, outstanding !!!!
Very nice composition and lighting on the girl. It's a great image! Since you asked me.... my helpful hints would be: 1. a little post-work in photoshop could really bring this to life. ( tonal adjustments )( brightness and contrast ) ( hue and Saturation ) Just to enhance your fine work in poser. 2. Again Post-Work, On the fire / flames. in a dark scene like this the fire should really be dynamic to throw the light on the girl. A search for free fire photos or fire brushes for photoshop could really work great to enhance the scene. I don't know if you have Photoshop or not, but some sort of photo editor software that has layers would work too. In the future I would be happy to send this info via site mail, rather than post it under the image. Let me know what you prefer :)
Love the Lighting, and the POV. Excellent!
Great image, I love the lighting. Wonderful :) Thank you for your kind comment on my work.
Very interesting lightning, i like this work.
I really like how all the element come together to create the mood of this one. It is just great!!!!
This has a wonderful shadow depth that can only be had from the use of 1 or 2 lights. To add a bit to the flame issue, I would advise two things: 1) Make the color of the DAZ light to match the color of the flame so that the light on the subject looks more natural. 2) Dr. Carl gives a good suggestion, Deviny's brushes, here often called Ron's Smoke or Ron's flames etc are an excellent postwork way to build up the structure of a flame. 3) For a more fantasy style flame you can try several by Jepsz, at DAZ.. these you put right into the scene. My suggestions are longer than my positives but it is not meant to be wieghted that way.
This is at the moment the image I prefer of Yours....