Home of Crows

[Marty]

A scene I made yesterday: Not focusing to much on every single detail, but maybe mood. Birds put in via PS: Inspired by an image I saw in the Planeside showcase:

[Dune]

I like the overall effect, very subtle greys, nice composition. Did you do the rocks so angled on purpose? That's the only crit I may have, to make them more natural.

[Kadri]

Nice

[kaedorg]

Really nice. Greys make this one really nice. It has a special mood.

David

[Marty]

Thanks Dune, Kandri and Kaedorg! I was focusing on getting a good grey mood, so I'm happy if it shows! Rocks looked like something I see a lot in Norway, so I went for it. This is a scene I may focus more on later (focusing on the rocks, adding more details like some small bio-stuff in the closer part:  But as of now I am happy with that clean sharp look on the closer part).

[TheBadger]

Well done!

[inkydigit]

Great tone and mood...
Cheers
J

[mhaze]

Wonderful moody piece. Ditto Ulco's comments about the rocks.

[DocCharly65]

Still cannot decide about the rocks... but the mood is great!

[Hannes]

Agreed. Some more irregular rocks would be nice. And the fog looks a bit too harsh imho.

[kaedorg]

i don't have problem with the rocks even if in my place rocks are not so angled.
I think it can be like this on a lakeside or with small tides, also with rocks falling from a cliff.

David

[bobbystahr]

A real treat to see a grey scale image as I finally see something as non colour blind folks see it, heh heh heh...Well;  re: the rocks, you know what they look like where you are so I'll take your word on them tho I tend to agree with Dune as well.

[Oshyan]

The rocks look a lot like sharp granite boulders you might see in Yosemite or other places in the Sierras. Pretty natural to my eye, really. I'm a bit distracted by what appears to be a chromatic aberration post processing effect, but I like the image otherwise.

- Oshyan