Very pretty, but on the top image (with the trees) you can tell that they are two separate images. I would suggest flipping the top image upside-down and using the clone stamp tool to connect the branches of the two trees to make it look neater
As Caitlin said, you can see the line in between the top photos. If you want to blend the top and bottom photos it would take a lot more editing. However, I think the photo itself, unedited, is also asymmetrical balance because the branches do not directly replicate one another. Just an idea!
The second picture is a lot stronger than the first, I was able to tell it was symmetrical balance upon first glance. I think you should keep it, but make sure that the buildings right above the Bean don't look weird
I like the bottom picture a lot better, I can look at it and see exactly what it is. The first image not so much/ I would recommend more portraits in your portfolio.
Very pretty, but on the top image (with the trees) you can tell that they are two separate images. I would suggest flipping the top image upside-down and using the clone stamp tool to connect the branches of the two trees to make it look neater
ReplyDeleteThats true, I will try that thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteAs Caitlin said, you can see the line in between the top photos. If you want to blend the top and bottom photos it would take a lot more editing. However, I think the photo itself, unedited, is also asymmetrical balance because the branches do not directly replicate one another. Just an idea!
ReplyDeleteThe second picture is a lot stronger than the first, I was able to tell it was symmetrical balance upon first glance. I think you should keep it, but make sure that the buildings right above the Bean don't look weird
ReplyDeleteI like the bottom picture a lot better, I can look at it and see exactly what it is. The first image not so much/ I would recommend more portraits in your portfolio.
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