Building and Tree
by bvy

Comment:
I love the look you've achieved with the very muted colours. With such a complex tree, I think the blown out sky actually works here; a bunch of clouds would have probably made the image too busy up top. Nice image.

St. Paul's
by bvy

Comment:
Brian,

Great lighting, mood, and camera angle! Excellent job capturing everything in focus, and very ingenious of you to utilize all you have available (the neck strap) to get the angle you wanted. Nice job.

Tilted
by IznastY

Comment:
It's a bit of a portrait faux pas to cut off part of the foot, but I love the angle and muted colours. Nice job.

THAT is all that's between us???
by cryingdragon

Comment:
I think the comments made by Claire and Richard sum it up nicely. Great job.

Leviathan
by shutterpuppy

Comment:
I'm curious about your title here. I tried to relate the image to Hobbes' work, but couldn't make the connection. I'd really like to hear your take on it.

City Lights Are Oh So Bright...(THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME : 1973)
by hotpasta

Comment:

Originally posted by goodman: beautiful enzo, congrats on your first ribbon ;)

Do you mean with the new camera? Because he has quite a few.

Great job here! Like you, I love the 8s that the lights on the train made. Gorgeous sky.

Scroll blended with coin (RGB included)
by JMart

Comment:
Very cool look. The edges are quite defined compared to the original image, so I'm guessing you sharpened a fair bit.

Nice!

tn-Penn State 02-15-08-5458.jpg
by fixedintime

Comment:
You've done an amazing job here. I love how the snow of the top image simply blends into and "becomes" the sky of the bottom image, as well as how the posts seem to hold up the statue of the cat. Flawless planning here. Nicely done.

tn-Penn State 02-15-08-5458.jpg
by fixedintime

Comment:
What blending mode did you use here?

Mandalay
by Germaine

Comment:
Hi Germaine,

I hope my post (in the blending modes thread) helps you understand the difference blending mode a bit better. You've done a great job with this image, and I think the texture you chose to blend on top of the sunset is perfect.

Thanks for going into so much detail. It's nice to read not only how an artist achieved the look they were trying to convey, but why they did so.

Edit: sunset, not subset.

Message edited by author 2008-03-04 00:14:17.