I took this photo two weeks ago. What I did is I took a picture of one of my figures. Im really proud of this one. I made his blue suit a little darker than his usual color and made it a little light and dark on some area and then i did the glow effect on his yellow hair to make it glow a little more bit and made it to the point where it really looks like he has power up and i added some stuff around him as the smoke effect and then what i did was a i made motion blur and made it aim to the top left at 40% after that i put a text in the back which repent the character name and i add the yellow aura around him to make him seem like he is powering up and for the background i took a picture outside where dirt and rocks are and blur it a little more to make it focus more on the figure then the background but overall i think i did really well and i'm proud of it.
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This photo is one of the few and I do mean few photos that Anthony has done that feel quality. I like the use of a real background and ground for the setting. I think the addition of the aura was a nice touch as it adds the feeling of power this photo is meant to portray. I however am never short on complaints for Anthony's photos such. as the basic arial looking font which I feel detracts from the image itself and I think that this would have looked better if the text was disposed of completely or at least had the font changed. I think this is one of your better photos so good job... I guess.
It sounds like you really put a lot of creativity and skill into this shot, and it's awesome to hear how proud you are of it! The way you darkened the blue suit and played with light and dark areas shows a great attention to detail, making the figure feel more dynamic and alive. The glow effect on the yellow hair is a perfect choice to give that "power-up" vibe—it’s subtle, yet powerful. The smoke and aura effects add a lot of intensity, and the motion blur aiming toward the top left really brings the action to life.
Your choice of background also works well, with the outdoor dirt and rocks adding some gritty realism while keeping the focus on the figure. It's clear you thought about how to make the figure stand out while still creating an interesting atmosphere. Overall, it seems like everything came together really well, and you should definitely be proud of how it turned out! Keep experimenting with these techniques—it’s exciting to see where your skills will take you next!
HHS
K.A.W
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