Thank you, very much! I'm learning this kind of editing and I'm amazed by how much this subtle shift that lead the eye toward the boat, transform a boring image into this.
Good work, Robert! I like the way the colour of the sea especially is nearly black, and slightly forbidding, highlighting for me the precariousness of being out in the ocean in any sort of boat.
I think I could enjoy looking at this image framed on a wall for a long time without it losing its impact. Well done!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm truly honored that this image resonated with you, I really like how this edit came out. Your insight into the emotional impact of the image is deeply appreciated.
I'm excited to share that this piece is indeed on the shortlist for printing. There's something profoundly special about transforming digital art into a tangible form, allowing us to engage with it in a more intimate and reflective manner.
Quite agree about the printing, Robert. I'm still blown away every time one of my modest images comes out of the printer. Did I really make THAT? (Well, with a lot of help from Epson.)
Very nice! I love how the clouds lead you to the boat. Well done.
Thank you! Yes, gives a nice feeling. I also found a dolphin on the right of the ship :))
NIce work, Robert. I love how everything leads the viewer to the boat. Everything also feels perfectly balanced!
Thank you, very much! Was interesting when I found throughout many images of that evening 🙌🏻
Lovely image Robert. I like that the subtle color pop of yellow and red project the boat from what is otherwise a monochromatic image.
Thank you, very much! I'm learning this kind of editing and I'm amazed by how much this subtle shift that lead the eye toward the boat, transform a boring image into this.
Good work, Robert! I like the way the colour of the sea especially is nearly black, and slightly forbidding, highlighting for me the precariousness of being out in the ocean in any sort of boat.
I think I could enjoy looking at this image framed on a wall for a long time without it losing its impact. Well done!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm truly honored that this image resonated with you, I really like how this edit came out. Your insight into the emotional impact of the image is deeply appreciated.
I'm excited to share that this piece is indeed on the shortlist for printing. There's something profoundly special about transforming digital art into a tangible form, allowing us to engage with it in a more intimate and reflective manner.
Quite agree about the printing, Robert. I'm still blown away every time one of my modest images comes out of the printer. Did I really make THAT? (Well, with a lot of help from Epson.)