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jordyponce says:
Love the color tone,great entrie!..GL Author.
author says:
Thank you Jordy. Also for the fav, glad you liked it. 
Yin And Yang - Photoshop Contest [15 entries]
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Black & White, Dark & Light - That's the goal of this context, create a contrast of opposites based on the oriental theme.
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Black & White, Dark & Light - That's the goal of this context, create a contrast of opposites based on the oriental theme.
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Suggested by: Akassa
Drivenslush: Means we can use color is that correct? Or just Black white dark and light? Please Clarify ( 5 years and 2485 days ago )
( 5 years and 2485 days ago ) Contest Moderator: Yes you can use color, the description just gives examples of opposites. ( 5 years and 2485 days ago )
lincemiope: for the community.. in metal
http://www.pxleyes.com/picture/48324/2012-06-10-yin-yan-001-JPG.html ( 5 years and 2484 days ago )
http://www.pxleyes.com/picture/48324/2012-06-10-yin-yan-001-JPG.html ( 5 years and 2484 days ago )
Contest Moderator: Any entry submitted after 2000hrs GMT Friday 6th July will be removed. ( 5 years and 2478 days ago )
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Maybe too small, IMO the mouse is scarcely recognizable.
thx for the comment but i think if i make the mouse bigger,it would be out of proportion
very suggestive atmosphere, the last on earth? bravo
Couldn't tell it was a mouse there until viewing the SBS, and the shadows are a bit off. Here's a tip: On a separate layer, draw lines from the center of the light source through the areas to be shadowed, and work accordingly. Also, your shadow gradients are reversed. A shadow is always darkest when closest to the object, and fades with distance. I like your idea...GL author!
thx for the tip, im not that good with shadows lol, but i tried to make it look better, and also took another image for the mouse
Now the mouse is ok! Good luck author
love the whole scene ,, great colour work .GL
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