I liked the work; it's picturesque, the colors, and the composition.
Is the bird real?
The technique is a bit confusing, particularly the highlights. I didn't understand. If you started painting over them (the clouds on the right and left), then you should have painted over everything. I usually do this: highlight the white areas and paint over everything at once, but not with such a yellow, but a slightly pinker shade to match. Maybe I'll blur the edges a bit using modification (compress or expand the areas), and then blur them, or use my fingers.
I liked the work; it's picturesque, the colors, and the composition...
Is the bird real?
The execution technique is a bit confusing... in particular, the overexposures. I didn't understand. If you started painting over them (the clouds on the right and left), then you should have painted over everything. I usually do this: highlight the white areas and paint over everything at once, but not with such a yellow, but a slightly pinker shade to match... maybe blur the edges using modification (compress or expand the areas), and then blur... or use the controls...
Anna Tsvetkovskaya, Thank you...the bird in the frame is real and the colors are real. The work also includes cropping and noise reduction.
Is the bird real?
The technique is a bit confusing, particularly the highlights. I didn't understand. If you started painting over them (the clouds on the right and left), then you should have painted over everything. I usually do this: highlight the white areas and paint over everything at once, but not with such a yellow, but a slightly pinker shade to match. Maybe I'll blur the edges a bit using modification (compress or expand the areas), and then blur them, or use my fingers.
And the overexposed photos apparently don't bother you.