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Wow. Gorgeous macro shot, and I like the debris-scatter, too.
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brilliant lighting! :) I love this.
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After receiving a detailed expanation of how composition was set up I have re-evaluated it . Composition and exposure are good. More impact could have been achieved if you could have simulated the ship coming out of hyperspace.
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Love the idea and love the composition. Top three for me.
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And you were where when you took this picture?
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great shot but how'd you do this? no matter gets a 8 here
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jenarom again? A few more stars needed all around the edges but good try.
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very realistic looking, great job.
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I gotta know--is this a poster on your wall, or a computer screen, or something?
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Wow. I would love to hear how you did this. It worked great and is a very nice photo.
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You'll get a 7 just because I'm a Star Wars fan too..
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great idea, and well excecuted, but feel that you need a lot more stars, and would have put the craft in the top right to give it an impression of speeding towards the viewer, thus garnering more attention
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Nice ride = ) The use of stars is definitely a plus, but seems limited. The lighting here is really nice too, looks similar to how they did it in the movie. Good luck in the challenge (aka, may the force be with you).... ok, it's cliche but i had to say it = P -8-
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Whooshhh! That would do it alright. Nice one.
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Nice use of the Force for this shot.
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Imaginative - how did you do the stars? wish there were more of them - or you had cropped in closer to the TIE.
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Star wars fans.....
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Hilarious and definitely unique.
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Uhh... is this even allowed? It's either stolen from Star Wars, or it's a very good use of models.
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