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Comment from gommie
Pretty clever-who could tell? not me -I wondered how you did it, so thanks for the explanation!!kinda gives me chills-it looks so real- the statue is powerful with the mood supplied by the sunset-initial impact is present- good composition and story telling
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Pretty clever-who could tell? not me -I wondered how you did it, so thanks for the explanation!!kinda gives me chills-it looks so real- the statue is powerful with the mood supplied by the sunset-initial impact is present- good composition and story telling
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thank you
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You are welcome (-:
Comment from RevDon
I read you comments on how you did this. In PS there is actually a much easier way to accomplish this and not lost either photo in PS. Don't feel bad, I did the same thing several times before I learned. Good lighting. There is a real impact with your composition. The story line is, at the end of the day we need to give thanks for everything we have for it is from the Father. Using PS, if you had say wanted to adjust the brighness on the background you could do that. On this photo you light direction obviously is not right. But on something more important you would really need to watch that. Good idea.
Don
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I read you comments on how you did this. In PS there is actually a much easier way to accomplish this and not lost either photo in PS. Don't feel bad, I did the same thing several times before I learned. Good lighting. There is a real impact with your composition. The story line is, at the end of the day we need to give thanks for everything we have for it is from the Father. Using PS, if you had say wanted to adjust the brighness on the background you could do that. On this photo you light direction obviously is not right. But on something more important you would really need to watch that. Good idea.
Don
Comment Written 13-Oct-2010
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thank you.
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You are welcome. Once you learn how to use PS, there will be dozens of neat things you can create.
Don
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Even with the two photos you could make many very neat adjustments to keep it from being such stark contrasts.
Don
Comment from Polly Brown
Well done on your achievements for this image. I love sunsets but for me the statue is a bit too 'in your face'. But hey, you enjoyed doing it and others have loved it. Well done.
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Well done on your achievements for this image. I love sunsets but for me the statue is a bit too 'in your face'. But hey, you enjoyed doing it and others have loved it. Well done.
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thank you
Comment from omntch
Nicely composed and framed. The paste - however is a bit noticeable. The shadows are in the wrong areas - but this was a good idea. Sunset colors are nice but the warmth does not transfer to the subject (too white). Focus on subject is good. Thanks for sharing.
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Nicely composed and framed. The paste - however is a bit noticeable. The shadows are in the wrong areas - but this was a good idea. Sunset colors are nice but the warmth does not transfer to the subject (too white). Focus on subject is good. Thanks for sharing.
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thank you
Comment from bkrh4
They go very well together. It's very suiting to the background. I would argue however that I could tell that the statue was pasted into the shot. That maybe the only drawback. It just doesn't seem to meld completely smoothly and that maybe because the lighting is different on the statue.
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They go very well together. It's very suiting to the background. I would argue however that I could tell that the statue was pasted into the shot. That maybe the only drawback. It just doesn't seem to meld completely smoothly and that maybe because the lighting is different on the statue.
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thank you. God is first & the most important thing in my life. I wanted the statue to stand out above everything else. I am not defending my picture. I am just explaining where I was coming from. Thanks for your review.
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no that makes sense and I figured that's what you wanted. I was just commenting on it in case you wanted it to be a smoother piece. It's all about the effect you want to create.
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I truly thank you. That is what this is all about. I love the beauty & wonderful things we have around us. I want the feedback both good and bad. I just want to get better. thanks for taking the time to give me pointers.
Comment from patsarts
Wow, what a great shot. This must have been very inspirational. It's very moving and the sunset (or sunrise?)is magical. Very nicely done, especially considering you were taking the shot into the sun.
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Wow, what a great shot. This must have been very inspirational. It's very moving and the sunset (or sunrise?)is magical. Very nicely done, especially considering you were taking the shot into the sun.
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thank you
Comment from DonFofo
Hello there, that is a very nice setup, the statue looks great over the sunset and it's red reflection, thank you for sharing, Don Fofo
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Hello there, that is a very nice setup, the statue looks great over the sunset and it's red reflection, thank you for sharing, Don Fofo
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thank you
Comment from jesuel
what a powerful photo the color is magnificent the lighting is absolutely perfect and what great subject matter beautiful work here
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what a powerful photo the color is magnificent the lighting is absolutely perfect and what great subject matter beautiful work here
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thank you
Comment from Lizdarby
You have done an excellent job with this photo. First of all you have captured the vibrant fire of the setting sun enhanced by the dark silhouette of the trees. Secondly you took a wonderful photo of the statue and it works really well standing out so beautifully against the glorious sky.
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You have done an excellent job with this photo. First of all you have captured the vibrant fire of the setting sun enhanced by the dark silhouette of the trees. Secondly you took a wonderful photo of the statue and it works really well standing out so beautifully against the glorious sky.
Comment Written 13-Oct-2010
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thank you
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You deserve it you are welcome.
Comment from joli
I think you did a great editing job. Shows creativity and technical know how. Focus is very good. Framing is well done. The only thing I would think of is the lighting on the statue should be darker because of the sun setting behind it, but maybe most people won't notice.
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I think you did a great editing job. Shows creativity and technical know how. Focus is very good. Framing is well done. The only thing I would think of is the lighting on the statue should be darker because of the sun setting behind it, but maybe most people won't notice.
Comment Written 13-Oct-2010
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thank you, I wanted the statue to stand out