I snapped a shot of the red tailed hawk from the window of my car and it was too buried in the grass to be a great photo so I started in with the filters and this is the result
I snapped a shot of the red tailed hawk from the window of my car and it was too buried in the grass to be a great photo so I started in with the filters and this is the result
Joel, Nice effect. It looks like you used the liquid tool also. I like the pose and the hawk looks good. I might tone down the couple of bright white areas.
I especially love that fire in the BKGR. Yes to Denise's suggestion to tone down the whites and also to possibly thin the white outline around the bird.
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Joel, the fire in the background is so cool. I love the fierce look in the eye. Agree about the white, I might tone down the legs. Very well done.
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Very nice, Joel. Excellent pose and frac work. I especially like the "flames" in the BG and the intense expression. Well done. :)
Excellent fract work, Joel. Love the bg flames and the expression. Nice base image.
I also love that BG and think you did a nice job on the bird - his eye really draws me in.