The hardware store sign is skewed at too extreme an angle for the background image, it looks like it is "floating" separate from the building it should be attached to at a 45 degree angle. It is also too warm in tone compared to the other lights in the scene, and does not show any of the "glow" effect of the other lights.

Other than the glaring inconsistency of that sign, this is a very nice image, and a good effort. Reply »

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Nicely done, but I can't see the light source for the highlight on the small green sign at left. Reply »

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I like what you've done, but since there is no SBS...I can't see the 'before' scene. Hey...wait...there's no bulb in the one wall light fixture. Maybe add one so that the brightness around it has a source. Reply »

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I've solved the lighting on the left, I happened to make a layer mask, the "lamp without bulb" is the same as those of the other wall, have no screen thanks for your comments are very helpful Reply »

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mossy not you mean well, the poster is an original photo, the arrow is intended as a neon light, and not behave like light from a window or a house, I think Reply »

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I was talking about the extended glow from the other street light, which all "shine" far from the light. The sign (still crooked and askew - how is it mounted to the wall at that angle?!?) has no real glow at all extending past it. Inconsistent... Reply »

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