hey please could you do me a huge favor and like this picture on facebook for me(its for a comeptition), it would be much apreciated thank you! (if you could spread the word it would be an amazing help!) :
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So I went through your gallery quickly and I can see pretty good improvement in recent months! I am architecture graduate myself, so I've seen and done many of these things myself. Not as many as you, because you've got real passion for visualization and it shows. You asked for advice, but I can't give you nothing more than you already know. I just think you need clarifying your own vision, your own idea of mood of each building. While you definetely know how to create contrast with lighting I would suggest to put more focus on some particular object in the scene. One place for the eye to attract the most and maybe another one to let the eye rest. Less is more, you know I know it is all compositional abstract bullshit, but sometimes it helps to remember about these things. Mood and subtleness over cool effects - try that. There are so many weather conditions to apply. I miss some details shots in your portfolio. Most of them are pretty "normal" and good compositions showing as much as you can. I noticed that visualization showing for example a sailsman or a rower in focus, rather than building itself, sets the mood really well and present the building very lively "by accident". More idea for visualization, less long shots. You are heading in very good direction nonetheless and don't stop improving I had good intentions

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wow wow wow

thanks for the

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Thanks for the watch

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ohoh , Eestlasi leiab nii vähe siit deviantartist