Perspective on the Buddha is wrong. The source pic is an up shot, but you've placed him in an image that was shot at eye level. Good color, though. Reply »

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Hay CMYK46,

Thanks for your comments you said that perspective is wrong.

Will you please help me to correct this?

I am not getting because you said that I have placed Lord Buddha's image at eye level.

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I kinda like the perspective...Almost makes Buddha look like he has just drifted ashore and is still rocking in the waves....Best of Luck Reply »

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Thanks a lot Christy! Reply »

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About your confusion regarding CMYK's comment.

Perspective is about parallel lines which meet at the horizon.
The easiest way to check if your perspective is good/bad, is to draw lines connecting the eyes, connecting the shoulders and also use the line between the lips. After that, trace them continuously, until they meet. They should all meet in the same point which will be on the horizon line ( between the sea and the sky).
If they don't meet in the same point - you traced them wrong.If they don't meet on the horizon like, the perspective is wrong.
To correct this with the Buddha i suggest you use Transform- Distort, Warp & maybe Perspective if it works. You can also try to move the statue closer to the horizon, if the above doesn't work out too well. GL.
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