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MommysBoy
Thx all. Does anyone have an opinion or advice about a shadow in this situation? Does a shadow like this make a difference? [img] img.photobucket.com...
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deshone
please stay away from the standard drop down shadow !! ... you may try adjusting levels on the mushroom part ... that way it will be more 'one' piece ...
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MommysBoy
thx deshone. That's not a standard drop shadow. I may have done a good job making it look like a drop shadow. I did the shadow quickly just to have a comparison. Do you think a shadow in general (if it was a good shadow) makes the pic look better on just
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deshone
good shadows are always good ...
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blitzleo
The shadows you wanted depends in whitch situation it occurs. For example, you want to make it look like it is laid at a table, you have to know that the "head" of the mushroom is creating a distance at the junction. So, the shadow of the "head" is very
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blitzleo
The way the light is at this picture, looks like it is standing... you have to do the shadow at the end of the bone. In fact it appears to have 2 sources of light; one at the bottom and other at he head... it's better to leave it without a shadow... :)
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MommysBoy
blitzleo, very good points, thx. I know the shadow defines the position and everything about the placement & perspective of the object. I felt like this was more of a school textbook looking picture and they don't give a crap about shadows. If someone , l
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MommysBoy
you can wait till contest is over cause I don't want anyone to think it influenced anything.
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Chukn8r
:)
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irishstu
I can't believe Mommysboy's actually being serious for once, LOL.
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by MommysBoy
Created March 08, 2005
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