Planets

[echo89]

Here is one that i've made, As you may see, This is mainly the sort of stuff i like to do.

 

[echo89]

So guys, what do you think of this one.

 

[dv8_fx]

OK... you've shown some of your space WIPS and I've noticed a few things in all your space scenes....

Your sunburst is overpowering the image..... it became more of the focal point of the image.... Like a supernova but you're not depicting a supernova.....

With a brightness like that, the stars behind it should have been drowned out. The starfield has to fade as it gets nearer to the sun.

The planet atmospheres... decrease the color hues and glows to bring out the planet surface.

Take your planet-moon image.... the planet , moons and starfield is overpowered by the sun, glows and hues of color. So is the one with the spaceship.

Don't confine the scene too close... Space is wide.....

There was one guy known for his space scenes.... Greg Martin.... all done in Photoshop... a r t o f g r e g m a r t i n . c o m....

 

[dv8_fx]

Another thing... about the starfield..... compose the starfield ... Like starfield has a story of it's own....

 

[Kyle Young]

Looks cool. Just a thought cause I've done a lot of space images. Your stars are all the same. In a realistic space shot, stars are dark in some areas and brighter in others. Specifically around the orbit of a planet stars will look less bright. ESPECIALLY going toward the sun, stars almost disappear entirely from view.
Cool scene!

 

[echo89]

Thank you for your input, I have now edited it, and i'm learning as i go along, Thanks.

Here is the final image.

 

[Barrettathome]

Happy Medium

 

[MFSX]

I think that stars look like snowflakes if you decrease their count i suppose it would be more realistical