I think that the concept is dope but it just needs to be pushed a little more with the pose. It's not really clear what it is that you're doing in the sky.
I love how you turned the image into a black and white portrait. I would like to see one more element incorporated into the background, maybe you holding balloons that are lifting you through the sky. It could possibly be a chance to add a hint of color into the image.
I like this concept, however, I would move the figure further up in the frame. I feel like it would give more of a sense of falling/jumping in the air.
Your bottom lef . . . right? . . . the foot on the left of the image, that foot is at an angle that in the final composition betrays that you're model was standing on a surface in the original photo. Using a puppet mesh or a mesh warp might correct the asset you already have, but my recommendation would be to just rephotograph a version of that foot that points in the correct direction.
My recommendation is made under the assumption that the figure is supposed to be flying.
I like how you enhanced the highlights to further integrate your subject into the new background. Adding secondary light directed up at the subject in the photo might have helped given the reflectivity of clouds (Or a more prominent one if one is already present)? Also, foreground clouds would have enhanced the effect even further.
I think that the concept is dope but it just needs to be pushed a little more with the pose. It's not really clear what it is that you're doing in the sky.
ReplyDeleteI love how you turned the image into a black and white portrait. I would like to see one more element incorporated into the background, maybe you holding balloons that are lifting you through the sky. It could possibly be a chance to add a hint of color into the image.
ReplyDeleteI like this concept, however, I would move the figure further up in the frame. I feel like it would give more of a sense of falling/jumping in the air.
ReplyDeleteYour bottom lef . . . right? . . . the foot on the left of the image, that foot is at an angle that in the final composition betrays that you're model was standing on a surface in the original photo. Using a puppet mesh or a mesh warp might correct the asset you already have, but my recommendation would be to just rephotograph a version of that foot that points in the correct direction.
ReplyDeleteMy recommendation is made under the assumption that the figure is supposed to be flying.
I like how you enhanced the highlights to further integrate your subject into the new background. Adding secondary light directed up at the subject in the photo might have helped given the reflectivity of clouds (Or a more prominent one if one is already present)? Also, foreground clouds would have enhanced the effect even further.