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Description
just as the title says. true friends is what matters.
Image size
965x1217px 820.52 KB
Make
SONY
Model
DSC-H10
Shutter Speed
10/400 second
Aperture
F/3.5
Focal Length
6 mm
ISO Speed
250
Date Taken
Jan 1, 2013, 4:46:56 PM
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Comments27
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First of all, I really like the atmosphere you created in your painting. The colours you chose are a perfect fit for the scenery, and create a warm and comfortable mood, which is just right for the topic of your painting. It makes me feel all warm inside 
Your painting technique is very nice, too; I especially like the way you painted the hills in the background. And I really love the way you painted the leaves, it's very detailed; the road they're walking down is as well.
A thing I noticed though is that you should probably avoid using too much white on the lake. It's okay to use some for highlights/reflections/to hint at ripples, but try to use it sparingly.
The big tree on the right has a hint of sea-green on its leaves, which I think is just a little bit too prominent, especially since that particular colour isn't used anywhere else in the picture. It's not that noticable, but once I noticed it it was a bit distracting.
Lastly, I miss some darker shadows, especially on the tree trunks and the man and his faithful friend. You have a pretty bright lightsource here, so your shadows would have to be painted accordingly.
All in all, I really like the topic of your painting, and I think you did a beatuiful job with portraying it! Keep it up!
PS: All of the above is solely my own opinion, so you're free to disagree with everything I said, of course!
Your painting technique is very nice, too; I especially like the way you painted the hills in the background. And I really love the way you painted the leaves, it's very detailed; the road they're walking down is as well.
A thing I noticed though is that you should probably avoid using too much white on the lake. It's okay to use some for highlights/reflections/to hint at ripples, but try to use it sparingly.
The big tree on the right has a hint of sea-green on its leaves, which I think is just a little bit too prominent, especially since that particular colour isn't used anywhere else in the picture. It's not that noticable, but once I noticed it it was a bit distracting.
Lastly, I miss some darker shadows, especially on the tree trunks and the man and his faithful friend. You have a pretty bright lightsource here, so your shadows would have to be painted accordingly.
All in all, I really like the topic of your painting, and I think you did a beatuiful job with portraying it! Keep it up!
PS: All of the above is solely my own opinion, so you're free to disagree with everything I said, of course!