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> Since this is really a minor issue i don't want to make much ado about it,
> but i disagree on this. Such abrupt changes only occur with relatively
> strong and rapidly changing wind.
Well you're probably right about this. I'll explain it by "artistic license"
then :-)
> Maybe some concentric structures
> produced by bubbles or animals would be a nice detail.
They almost made it in the picture in fact but I got lazy. Perhaps I'll make
some tests and add them afterwards. The frog could really use some
concentric circles.
> Another thing on the water: The reflection seems quite strong at the steep
> angles in the foreground, maybe some transparency and scattering media
> would be a good idea.
Another artistic license there. I started with a more realistic approach
like the one you demonstrate on your website, but then I gradually increased
the reflection in the foreground because the bottom part of the image was
much too dark, as I already had this pesky lighting and gamma tolerance
problem to deal with.
> But again, these are only minor issues, the whole composition looks really
> nice.
Thanks !
G.
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