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Nice building. I find the colours or textures like hard to mix with the foreground, cant specify precisly what, but looks kinda diferent, also the light post in first plane hase like a poor gradient, dont know if its to be like a hand stroke on watercolour, but it does look somethin like it. Other than that I would place some urban life into it, cars, buses, people, underground stations, publicity, shops... it would help the image blend very nicely.

To much PS?

;)

 

about the phrase you have as signature, do you know the name of the paradox? (the cat in the box)

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Im liking it so far. Agree with the comments above. The thing that gets me is the texture on the building to the right. Its a bit too much texture information for a flat surface (is it?)

 

Looking forward to seeing more :)

 

 

about the phrase you have as signature, do you know the name of the paradox? (the cat in the box)

 

 

Its a thermodynamics example!

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Thermodynamics...

interesting.

Its a whole subject. I read it was related to quantic physics (not sure about the spelling), but as its only solution is an imaginary scenario, I guess the cat can be melted and while hot be able to squeeze out of the box. jeje:p

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Thermodynamics...

interesting.

Its a whole subject. I read it was related to quantic physics (not sure about the spelling), but as its only solution is an imaginary scenario, I guess the cat can be melted and while hot be able to squeeze out of the box. jeje:p

 

No you're right. I got them wrong. Im reading a book which talks about all this stuff and i mixed them up. :o

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Here is a revised copy. Thanks for all the cc. I tried to work in some of the suggestions.I am still a little unsatisfied with the lighting but.....out of time.;) I love quantum physics.....I have a hard time with the math but I love the philosophical questions it raises.:D

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Thanks Ronald,

 

I am a little busy to go back to this one but I will try and work that in next project. This was my first attempt at using site photographs as textures. This one could definitely could use a little finesse but.....no time. Here is a detail.

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