NICE IDEA, Author!! Reply »

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Great choice of images and very nicely blended --- glow on the moon is nice -- one small thing is the edge between the wall image and the soil might look a bit better if the line between then was a bit more defined -- more of a cross section effect (IMHO) Reply »

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Interesting idea, but the inconsistent lighting and side shadows are hurting it, visually.

You have a "glow" around the moon, yet it can't seem to even reach the top or sides of the chamber encasing it...Perhaps if you feathered it out further, it would help appear more as part of its surroundings.

The side vignette shadows from top to bottom just looks like an uneven attempt to shine a dim spotlight down on the scene. If you try toning those down, especially as you descend down the image, you will achieve a much more effective visual movement to your main focal point, the moon.

The moon also looks a bit too black and white for its brick surroundings. Color refraction would impart at least a very slight warm tint (3-5%) to it.
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If the average brick is 9" wide, this is a 27" moon. Oh wait, these bricks may be as big as 24"...that would make the moon 72". Reply »

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nicely done..great creativity also..i think the textures u have here work very well with your image..GL author Reply »

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This is perfectly done! well done!! Reply »

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Reminds me of the song with the line 'carry moonbeams home in a jar...' - guess it's in the basement while you look for a suitable jar! lol Reply »

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Congrats Matteo terrific work Reply »

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That is definitely in a wrong place :P! Great work ponti55 Congrats! Reply »

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Congratulations ... great concept and well done! Reply »

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Beautiful Idea..and great work.I love it. Reply »

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superb............ Reply »

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Seriously, great photo fx & mood, Author! Reply »

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suggest use "burn" to make the trunk of the cactus darker, as the light source is at the top-down Reply »

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Thanks aheman, I have added shadow and made some more color adjustment Reply »

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Deep and moody Reply »

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Nice Reply »

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this could be possible :P Congrats! great work! Reply »

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hehehe, freaky author Reply »

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Like .........GL ...
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Interesting new face design Reply »

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Surreal... Reply »

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what a handsome young man ) Congrats! Reply »

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The 8ball .... Nice
Good job ... I like it Reply »

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Nice one! Reply »

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VERY NICE, AUTHOR~! Reply »

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Clever ! Nice done. Good luck author ! Reply »

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so sad to see there`s a camel, who lost in the wrong place,let's hope the camel found a way to return to the desert,really great work...very well done Reply »

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Thank you adelia!!
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Not bad, but a SBS to show the snow work would help. Reply »

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@CMYK46: Thanks for your comment, I have created a SBS! Reply »

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can add some snow collected at the camel's hump, may add realism Reply »

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@ aheman: I corrected it. I don't know if it's better, check it and tell me Reply »

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suggest you clone a snow peak in the picture, soften the edges of your selection, add a little distortion, and place on the hump of the camel... now its just blurry (not snow-like).
you may consider lower alittle the opacity for the placed snow to match the camel.

just think tat you can print it and frame it in your room, nice Reply »

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