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Nice work!

Mainecoonmaniac said:

Nice work!

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Thanks, cooltone is probably not the best choice to control the highlights and shadows. Might try again with something more neutral.

Nice light and dark. Highlights and shadows work for me - there is information. I find that it is very difficult to represent the tones of a print properly in a scan. I bet this is impressive in person!

This is the sort of light that hits my bedroom on a winter afternoon - dramatic, but peaceful. I suspect that this bedroom is a bit more ornate, and older, than mine!

Brendan Quirk said:

Nice light and dark. Highlights and shadows work for me - there is information. I find that it is very difficult to represent the tones of a print properly in a scan. I bet this is impressive in person!

This is the sort of light that hits my bedroom on a winter afternoon - dramatic, but peaceful. I suspect that this bedroom is a bit more ornate, and older, than mine!

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Thanks Brendan, wife and I stayed a couple of nights in an old 1880's historical mansion, morning light was nice. Im sure you could work with whats in your room. If the lights good you can make a picture of anything.
I tend to do a rough draught on what ever paper I have that is the most economical to do so. at the moment its 5x7 cooltone. If I print for myself I would be more in tune with all the detail. For social media it tends to be best to keep the detail minimal and apparent.

Beautiful work.

Afselius said:

Beautiful work.

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Thanks