Desert's Edge by MikeJ

Vue • (none) • posted on Feb 28, 2001

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Description

Life at the edge of the desert. Slightly retouched in Painter 6.

Comments (12)

ronmolina

7:06AM | Wed, 28 February 2001

Mike picture perfect!

Sacred Rose

9:01AM | Wed, 28 February 2001

So this is what you have been doing!!!! Glad to see the fruits of your labours!!! Amazing texturing, composition, layout, lightings....damn...it is just PERFECT!!!!!

frogman

9:50AM | Wed, 28 February 2001

Great image...very natural looking...the birds look 'flat' though, they need just a touch of some other color other than solid black...they look to pasted in!..otherwise a very wonderful image...I have spent alot of time in the deserts!....thanks

Rebsweb

5:22PM | Wed, 28 February 2001

Picture is fantastic, although agree about the birds, they have no lighting to give them depth, however this doesn't spoil the overall effect.

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Pete_Exxtreme

12:01AM | Thu, 01 March 2001

Your picture is very nice and it seems oil-painted (painter 6 post-prod ?). I love the soft colors :-)

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Varian

12:10AM | Thu, 01 March 2001

Well if you're going to submit a photograph, at least have the decency to upload it into the Photography gallery! LOL! Excellent work, Mike. Must've taken ages to set up. :)

dolly

3:01AM | Thu, 01 March 2001

exellent depth mike you the man

MikeJ

5:42AM | Thu, 01 March 2001

Thanks all! I agree about the birds, especially in that I should have been paying attention to lighting them. Looking at this now, a day later, I see that the 2d quality of the birds seems to conflict with the overall depth, almost ruining the effect I was trying for. Live and learn! It really didn't take that long, especially since I have alot of rock groups and plant groups saved as .vob's. That way I can call up certain schemes instantly, without having to go to all the trouble every time. Of course, initially setting them up takes time...

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