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I like this image a lot! Great composition, and a very good-looking
watch and paper. But just a thought: if the lid of the watch is concave
(it should be I guess) then the reflection should be upside-down,
shouldn't it? Like when you look at yourself in a spoon?
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Martin Magnusson
e-mail: Mar### [at] studentuuse
www-site: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/9946/
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The biggest thing I notice right off the bat is the writing is modern script.
It is hard to tell what this paper is setting on.
Lincoln wrote the Gettysburg address on a train, nothing in your picture indicates
that aspect.
The original does exist, you might want to see if you can find a picture of the
document in a history book or somewhere. A
more accurate rendition of the original would be more to my liking.
Regards,
Robert J Becraft
aka cas### [at] aolcom
Paul Swagerty wrote:
> After spending about 5 hours putting this image together I am actually
> fairly pleased with the result. This was the first render with the quill
> pen in the picture, and I dont really like that aspect of the scene, and
> the wood texture needs work.
>
> Comments suggestions
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> Paul
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