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this is a 2 second exposure of waves which I then put in a darker sky I would like to know your opinion if there is anything I should change
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Really interesting rock textures. I thought it was large pine cone! When you say that you put in a darker sky, did you mean you edited it, or do you mean that you composited the picture?
Hi Shawn when I said put in a darker sky, I ment I composited it
In that case, try moving the sunlight more to the right, and I would not put in so much of the dark cloud at the top. To me it feels like the dark cloud is cropping the picture in a way.
Ok.
thanks Shawn
I agree with Shawn. I would also level the clouds. This would create the final levels of a nice series of layering throughout the image.