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Vincent Van Gogh:
"I dream my painting and then paint my dream."
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Credits:
~Cajun497 Balloons: [link]
=night-fate-stock Poppy Field: [link]
~chocolateir-stock Sky: [link]
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Comments: 43
I still need to fix this one, as it looks dark. What do you think?
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That's cute, very dreamlike.
I think it's awesome that you use yourself as a model for your work!
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Thank you
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Yeah I meant to change the color a little, but I have no time...I'm in DE at the moment and all i can concentrate on is the family and school
Thanks tho
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I love the mood
The grass is green-yellow, the sky and the body is violetish-red, do you notice their opposite colors? That's why the things do not blend really well in this picture.
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Yes, I think the colors look very joyful now, without as much of a tension.
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Yes, I can feel how free it is now...thanks a lot for your help
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Thank you
...& Yes I do need to fix the colors, I will just haven't gotten anytime to do so. Thanks for the critique
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Thanks.
...& Thanks so much for the 
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Interesting piece. Well done, though I am curious about the color. Did you color balance it to be this warm on purpose?
I think it does benefit from a sense of warmth, but I wonder how it would look were you to balance it to a slightly more sun-lit appearance. As is now, the orange tone brings to mind, at least for me, kind of a sepia-ish appearance.
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Thanks
Actually, I used the photo filter...& I yes I was trying to make it look warm, not sephia. I just wanted it to look fun, but without the natural colors. If that makes sense. Anything you think I should change?
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Have you tried messing with manual color balancing at all? It's a carry over from analogue film photography in which certain colors were balanced into or out of a photo in small amounts in order to make the lighting appear a certain way. CS3 will have a color balancing option that you should be able to play with, here I would recommend balancing out some of the yellow and red, see how that turns out.
Really up to you and what you want to say though. So what I think you should change really depends on what you're trying to say. In my own opinion, I'd like to see this with lighting closer to natural sunlight, but that's just me.
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I will definitely try to do play around with color balance. If I get a result that I am satisfied with I will update the photo
THanks Jason
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Lovely concept, Sunita 
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Thank you, thank you.
I am glad you like it.
Thanks a lot for the
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...& thanks so much for the
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