Getting Away From It All (Revised) by grafikeer
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Thanks to the comments from Spiritmind,Kjer99 and Faroutsider regarding the proximity of the moon and subsequent tidal issues,I revisited my previous post and made some revisions.In the previous image,the moon helped to frame the couple and attract your attention,and I kept that concept in this image,although the moon is now further away,and a second moon added to balance the composition.I added more groundcover and rocks,as well as revised the trunk texture of the trees.Everything else remains the same as before,so I won't bore you by going into all the info details again.I will leave it up to the viewer to decide which image they prefer,but this just shows how constructive criticism can help mould an image...thanks for viewing,and all comments.This one is for the three friends who spoke up!
Comments (10)
Much better picture then the last one, this really give the picture a sense of realisme, great job grafikeer:)+++5
Very nice.
a beautiful gettaway
It's SF, so I didn't have a problem with the previous version. In fact, I like the other one better. Corrie
bonne image!
Well i like both, this one is superb and the distance and scale looks super cool!
They're both good to me. Excellent work!! :)
Superb sci-fi!
Well, as a composition, there was nothing wrong with the first, but I have to say that I feel a lot "safer" with this version. Heh! Both are fine postings.
Nice, and probably safer too! Lighting seems a little weird on the moons, though I suppose there might be a ton of "planetshine" I usually find it better to render the moons separately, make a mask or the rest of the scene, and add the moons as a screen layer. Might get tricky with cloudier skies, though. I really like that big moon texture.