Midnight Duel by vlgraphics
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Description
P-61 by Digimation, Bf-110G by Touchwood. Rendered in Vue 9 Complete. Postwork done in on1 Perfect Effects.
To all who care to look, and perhaps even rate, a heartfelt "Thank You". I greatly appreciate it.
Comments (8)
Incredibly Fantastic Image,
Very well done. Looks creepy and thrilling.
Very difficult subject matter and image to pull off. Impressive and well done. Love the slight glow inside the "Black Widow's" engine cowlings. Goooood job!!!
WOW !!!!! Fascinating well created atmosphere and beautiful image at all !!
Very nice. The night atmosphere above the clouds look perfect. Unusual and interesting subject. I think that the composition would be helped a bit if the P-61 was moved somewhat to the left to separate it from the edge of the picture frame a bit. The dark mass is so strong that it tended to lead my eye out of the picture frame from the right before I even realized that there was another aircraft there. There's no equal or greater competing mass to balance that. I always keep in mind a remark made by a judge at a painting exhibition; the last thing you want in your picture is a composition that leads the viewer's eye off the edge of your painting... right to the next artist's painting. Keep up the great work.
great looking image nice cloudscape
Contrary to steelrazer's suggestion, I would keep the Black Widow just where it is. It's right on a strong point on a 3 x 3 grid that some books on composition suggest. The angle of the wings guide me towards the center. The small target in the empty space brings out the feeling of the difficulty of seeing the target especially at night. Just my two bits.
superb work :)