Gulls in Flight

Started by Lady of the Lake, September 30, 2013, 10:43:53 PM

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Lady of the Lake

TG3, free version

(spool by T. Fullwood; trees by X-Frog; raft by Ravencrest; shack by Kessiah; Reeds and cattails by Dune; gulls by Terrade; flowers from Planit3D)

Thanks for looking.  Comments welcome.

choronr

Very good work Lyla. You might consider eliminating the gull groups (the three upper right and the group that is low to the ground). Also, the vegetation that appears between the barn and the bare tree - I think your composition would look better without it. Give these things a try and see what you think.

All the other elements look great.

masonspappy

overall I like this. You've managed to get that "old farm" look to it. (Much like the one I use to work on as a kid). There are some grasses behind and left of the barn that are huge.
- Cam

Dune

Yes, a good start. I would cover the ground with a lot of internal grass (with some color variation), and/or bleach the ground until lighter sand color, make it fresher. Some rocks near shore. Loose a lot of the gulls!

Lady of the Lake

Will do a re-work and see what happens.
Thanks for the comments.

Lady of the Lake

Lightened the dirt.  Added a bit of grass.  I tried adding lots of grass but that took away from the look I wanted.  Changed the trees on the left side but kept some.  Deleted the large weeds.  Redistributed the flowers and the reeds a little.  Took away some of the gulls.  Made the ones in the front a little smaller.

The only thing I really like better in the second image is the deletion of some of the gulls and making them smaller.  If you have ever been around a pond and have seen the number of birds that come circling in......you know that there are tons of them.  But I agree that deleting some of them helps the image.   

Thanks for all your input.  Appreciated.


Lady of the Lake


masonspappy

I worked on a farm when I was a kid and that's pretty much how I recall the irrigation pond and one of the storage sheds!

Lady of the Lake

I grew up in Kansas....lived near many small farms like this.

choronr

This is a very good improvement.

Lady of the Lake