Desert in browns
Used the photoshop drawings tools to create this.13 total reviews
Comment from dismac
This my inspiration for learning more about Photoshop. What a beautiful piece of work. Thank you so much for sharing. Paul
reply by the author on 19-Dec-2010
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This my inspiration for learning more about Photoshop. What a beautiful piece of work. Thank you so much for sharing. Paul
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 19-Dec-2010
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Paul,
you are welcome and thank you for your time and comments, all are appreciated
Comment from Pat Groleau
You have created a wonderful picture for the brown contest. The shades that you have used really works for your picture. Nice composition. I love the mountain. Nice picture
reply by the author on 19-Dec-2010
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You have created a wonderful picture for the brown contest. The shades that you have used really works for your picture. Nice composition. I love the mountain. Nice picture
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 19-Dec-2010
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Pat,
Thank you for your time and comments, all are appreciated.
Comment from GaliaG
nice tones of brown, good composition, presentation and initial impact
still, I feel that this does not really shows the desert, at least as I know it from Israel
reply by the author on 18-Dec-2010
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nice tones of brown, good composition, presentation and initial impact
still, I feel that this does not really shows the desert, at least as I know it from Israel
Comment Written 18-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 18-Dec-2010
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GaliaG,
yes the deserts of the world are all diferent. thank you for your time and comments on this image, they are appreciated.
Comment from seshadri_sreenivasan
Good idea. Good execution.The foreground could have been defined better as also the cacti. The composition appears symmetrical which also needs to be avoided.
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reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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Good idea. Good execution.The foreground could have been defined better as also the cacti. The composition appears symmetrical which also needs to be avoided.
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Comment Written 17-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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seshadri_screenivasan,
thank you, not sure I agree with the symmetry statement.
Comment from silversobota
This is absolutely gorgeous!! Great lighting, I love the vivid colors and the contrast of the sky and the mountains, Perfect composition. Lovely job done here Thanks so much for sharing!!
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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This is absolutely gorgeous!! Great lighting, I love the vivid colors and the contrast of the sky and the mountains, Perfect composition. Lovely job done here Thanks so much for sharing!!
Comment Written 17-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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silversobota,
thank you for your time and comments.
Comment from marieann green
Nicely done
Very much in awe of digital art
Don't really understand it but do like the results I see
Colors very harmonious
Good composition
Enjoyed
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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Nicely done
Very much in awe of digital art
Don't really understand it but do like the results I see
Colors very harmonious
Good composition
Enjoyed
Comment Written 17-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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marieann green,
Thank you for your time and comments on this piece, much appreciated
Comment from photosbyted
You did well this is a great representation. I just love the brown earth tones and the green folage. Thank you for sharing with us.
Ted
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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You did well this is a great representation. I just love the brown earth tones and the green folage. Thank you for sharing with us.
Ted
Comment Written 17-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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photobyted,
you are welcoem, Thank you for your time and comments on this piece, much appreciated
Comment from Robin Gillow
Compositionally this works and visually it certainly captured my attention. The colour is also appealing and the subject matter interesting. No negatives on this one. All the best in the comp! Robin
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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Compositionally this works and visually it certainly captured my attention. The colour is also appealing and the subject matter interesting. No negatives on this one. All the best in the comp! Robin
Comment Written 16-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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Robin Gillow,
Thank you for your time and comments on this piece, much appreciated
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You are welcome. It was a pleasure to review. Robin
Comment from jesuel
What a great landscape I really like the color composition the detail is great as well excellent depth and perspective really fine work here
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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What a great landscape I really like the color composition the detail is great as well excellent depth and perspective really fine work here
Comment Written 16-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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jesual,
thank you
Comment from RevDon
Interesting completion. The sky is well done. It even carries a pattern through out it. The white clouds carry their end of the presentation. The mountain has worked out very well. I particularly like the high cliffs. Where the red/brown meets the flat lands, I feel it is a little to abrupt of a change. I'm thinking see in the highest tier with the black marbling is taking place, maybe something like that in the lower tier help make the graduation from the steeper land to the flat land. When a person stands on the flat lands and looks at the mountains, we see very little of the flat lands compared to the mountain that takes up the sky. Because of the amount of flat land shown, it almost makes it look very vertical/slopped. I put a piece of paper across the bottom just below the bush, I feel that really helped the perspective.
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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Interesting completion. The sky is well done. It even carries a pattern through out it. The white clouds carry their end of the presentation. The mountain has worked out very well. I particularly like the high cliffs. Where the red/brown meets the flat lands, I feel it is a little to abrupt of a change. I'm thinking see in the highest tier with the black marbling is taking place, maybe something like that in the lower tier help make the graduation from the steeper land to the flat land. When a person stands on the flat lands and looks at the mountains, we see very little of the flat lands compared to the mountain that takes up the sky. Because of the amount of flat land shown, it almost makes it look very vertical/slopped. I put a piece of paper across the bottom just below the bush, I feel that really helped the perspective.
Comment Written 16-Dec-2010
reply by the author on 17-Dec-2010
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RevDon,
sounds like you think cropping it some at the bottom might help with the perspective? Thank you for your time, opinions and suggestions within your comments on this piece, much appreciated.
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You are welcome. I only make suggestions unless I know absolutely and even then it is a suggestion.
Don