my Photoshop class final exam
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anticlimactic1
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Looks cool dude. However, I am naturally a constructive critic...
What makes a good picture -in my opinion- is good composition. Whether it's a computer-generated art or taken with a camera. The seagulls or gulls/birds have a weird proportion, as do the jets in comparison to the floating island and the runway. The shadows in the clouds match up to the tower's shadow so the lighting looks great. To give your stuff a bit more depth try bringing an image close-up into the foreground. Aside from the clouds, there isn't much going on in the background either. This is just my opinion... It looks like the picture has no foreground or background. I think it's a cool concept what is going on though.
Also, photography basics... Rule of thirds. Offset the focal point.
What makes a good picture -in my opinion- is good composition. Whether it's a computer-generated art or taken with a camera. The seagulls or gulls/birds have a weird proportion, as do the jets in comparison to the floating island and the runway. The shadows in the clouds match up to the tower's shadow so the lighting looks great. To give your stuff a bit more depth try bringing an image close-up into the foreground. Aside from the clouds, there isn't much going on in the background either. This is just my opinion... It looks like the picture has no foreground or background. I think it's a cool concept what is going on though.
Also, photography basics... Rule of thirds. Offset the focal point.
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anticlimactic1
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Just offering my artistic insight. If you got 100% in the class, then my opinions are irrelevant.
That's 100% right there.
anticlimactic1
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Same here man. I wasn't trying to come across as a chauvinist... I enjoy visual art. Congrats on the perfect grade.
My photoshop exam entry:
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Are you missing a ball?
No, it's Lance Armstrong