{ Southwestern Home
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Here is a piece from a project of 26 renderings. It was one of my favorites because I liked the drama of the perspective. I revised it replacing the background from the original which required showing the majestic views of the area.
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classy! i do love how you compose your images and how you mix the colors.
The revised work looks much better; the original background is very dramatic, but the perspective looks wrong.
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I really like the first one and the overall composition is nicely done.
The second one looks a bit off to me. I am not sure if it is the background or the perspective of the background is not matching your camera angle but it give a weird feeling to the image.
I love the matte and the vegetation coming off onto the border, unique.
Scott
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wow..yeah, the revised background is sooo much better. i'm with scott, that original background just doesnt match the perspective or something.
but either way, beautiful work.
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Looks great Tina! Is that home being built in Kayenta? Over the holidays I watercolored Red Mountain. Once I get it scanned I'll use it as my avatar so you sen see it. I think that is such beautiful country!
Chris
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So very nice as always. Revised perspective much better, I'm agreeing with everyone else that there is something wrong with the perspective on the second one. I really like the texture you have going.
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Hi Tina.
Lovely work as always. Hope you'll forgive me - I've 'butchered' the second image - the horizon lines in your background and foreground images were different. I've lined them up -very roughly and badly
Regardless, outstanding work, and I trust your client was delighted.
best,
Andy
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Thanks for the comments guys. I get what your saying about the background and perspective of the building. There was always something that I couldn't put my finger on.
Andy, believe it or not that house sits right up against that hill. I looked through my stash of pictures to post but I couldn't find the one that showed how it sat right at the foot of the red hill. I could only find the shot of the back. Maybe I didn't actually take one from the perspective I used....
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