Activity for User 944 - Brad Becker - bradabecker@gmail.com

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41 Nov 23 Reply Lisa, Thanks for reinforcing the idea about the line. It definitely needs to go up higher. I was a bit lazy after finishing as I realized I'd have to create a line that worked as the one in the photo is way to short and I ran out of time. Nov 25th
41 Nov 23 Reply Tom, thanks for your excellent suggestions. I definitely was bothered by how short the line was and wanted it to go to the shoulder. I haven't played with color blend modes in this way and it sounds like a great way to take my photos into an even more realistic direction. Nov 25th
41 Nov 23 Comment Brian, Thank you for your thoughtful review of my image. Your suggestion is a definite enhancement which I will use. Nov 14th
41 Nov 23 Comment Brian, I really am enjoying this visual exploration. This image is successful on many levels and has the feel of fine art. I imagine you are doing a series of these as they could certainly be a style that would gain you access to an art gallery should you choose to take them in that direction. Nov 13th
41 Nov 23 Comment Lisa, All of these images are mesmerizing. I have always been intrigued by pareidolia and find your images hypnotic. Nicely done Nov 13th
41 Nov 23 Comment Nadia, This is a gorgeous image. I love the juxtaposition of the abandoned car and large tree. One minor suggestion. The Kingfishers are placed next to a clump of leaves. These leaves create some distraction for my eye in viewing the birds. I wonder if you were to clone out the leaves if that would make the birds a little more impactful in the image. And I'll second Alan's comments about wanting to hear more about your technique Nov 6th
41 Nov 23 Comment Tom, Your image does in fact make me empathize with your man in black. I like your handling of the custom snow brush. Nov 6th
41 Nov 23 Comment Hazel, Generative fill has become a regular part of my process as well. It is nice to salvage old favorites with minor imperfections. The difference blend mode creates a pleasing palette. Nov 6th
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54 Nov 23 Comment Alan, This is a masterfully done image. I have no suggestions as it feels complete as is. Nov 6th
54 Nov 23 Comment Maria, I like the way you've handled the purple and orange tones. Overall the image has a playful holiday theme that works very well. Some of the elements feel better integrated than others (the witch feels nicely connected with the background in how you've painted orange onto the ground and preserved her body contours without unnecessary glowing). Nov 6th
54 Nov 23 Comment Thanks for the feedback so far. Here is a version I did trying to integrate the image better. Nov 6th
54 Nov 23 Comment Kirsti, I like the elements of the image and your process but find the image imbalanced with respect to the size and placement of the bird as well as the size and placement of your husband's head.

The original image is very pleasing. Why not work with that placement of your husband and explore adding other elements. Maybe this bird and your husbands head just don't easily coexist in this type of framing. You could consider expanding the edges of the image with generative fill if you want to create a different spacing 		Nov 6th
54 Nov 23 Comment Aavo, I also like this image and find the choice of skating venue a provocative one. Alan has covered most of my thoughts. I wonder if you were to eliminate the standing guy at the bottom of the stairs and enlarge the boy at the bottom of the stairs if that might be a stronger image thematically. "Less if more" to quote Alan. Nov 6th
54 Nov 23 Comment Peggy, What a wonderful process you've created. I imagine there are an infinite number of versions you can create. Your color palette is quite pleasing. I do like Alan's handling as well for a darker theme. Nov 6th
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