your tennis ball looks like it's floating, give it some shadow Reply »

too simple all you did was add a tennis ball... try being more creative Reply »

@ jellopudding

nice entry Reply »

The ball needs some slight shadow under it. Reply »

lighting needs adjusting try a brightness and contrast layer clipped and then adjust it with the mask -- slight shadow needed under the ball if you want it to be on the ground Reply »

I think he's just trying to win his image with the cutness of that puppy :P hehe. Cute photo but right now it is just a copy and paste. Since it's floating you could give it some bluryness to show it's being thrown at the dog, there's tons of stuff you can do, people made some nice suggestions about it good luck. Reply »

Jellopudding...

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You did the exact same thing here, the only difference is the author of this one did it with a higher resolution image. I say, calm down and let others enjoy this site too. Reply »

i agree with matteo don't forget that you were also a beginner my dear Reply »

author, give the ball a shadow, and maybe desaturate the smallest amount (on the ball), look at the other shadows in your photo to see what angle. It'll help make the ball belong in the image. As for Jello, "people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones"... Reply »

ya agree, maybe a newb. Why discourage folks, it is rude. Good luck Author Reply »

nice done, Reply »

It is a little simple and the ball does look like it's floating. But I'll give you props for at least chopping the ball with a good edge. Try high res next time. Don't give up

Jellopudding:
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well done ... nice image lol ... but ball needs some shadow, and try to think a bit more creatively in future entries, eg. maybe mask the ball so it's behind the raquet or fido's leg maybe? well done though Reply »