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AnthonyDiff — Sinking Ship Peril - Upper Deck

Published: 2014-03-20 02:23:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 4961; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 163
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Description The lights went out suddenly in the social room, save for a few bulbs at the other end.  In the dim light Tiffany and Clara watched in horror as the listing ship took on water, which quickly began filling the lower part of the room and inched towards them.  Outside the ship the dawn was approaching, and the sounds of fighting and gunshots continued.  The marines were rounding up the slavers and the buyers who'd booked passage on the ship.  The girls fervently hoped someone would find them and have a set of keys that opened their cuffs before the ship went under ...

Artists note : Note sure if the lighting I used here is good or not.  It may be too dim for details to be seen.
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Comments: 5

Syphorean [2014-03-20 16:43:43 +0000 UTC]

It is a good concept adding darkness and drowning as twin perils. Personally I can really only see the one on the left dimly and had to strain to make out a figure of a second on the right. Kristen has a good idea, I would do that dawn approaching to shed a bit more light coming from the rear window. However a full moon or lightning flash really adds more to the drama. Try lighting them from behind possibly thier features will still be somewhat shaded but they can be outlined and a reflection on the water.

Just my thoughts

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AnthonyDiff In reply to Syphorean [2014-03-20 22:54:07 +0000 UTC]

*nods* I think I rushed this pic.  I tried several lighting schemes before using this one.  I have one that came out very nicely but is more suited to daytime peril.  I may go with that one, as I'm not tied down to any particular time slot for the pic.  Thanks for the feedback!

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Syphorean In reply to AnthonyDiff [2014-03-21 00:23:47 +0000 UTC]

I am a firm believer in feedback and constructive criticism. I am glad you found something worthwhile in my words. Keep at it, you do great work.

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KristinF [2014-03-20 10:47:24 +0000 UTC]

Oh gosh!  Those girls are in trouble!  Re the lighting, I would have put a tiny light between their faces, really small to just give a little highlight as if lit from outside (moonlight or lightning if it is a storm) just to show their features and add a little drama.

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AnthonyDiff In reply to KristinF [2014-03-20 22:54:58 +0000 UTC]

They are indeed.  I'm going to post another version with different lighting that I think is better.  Thanks for the feedback!

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