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Looks good, the graffiti on the walls in the back really pops out!
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Yeah, check out the "how I took it" forum rules.
That way we all get something out of it. That way, when you post how you actually took it, I'll be able to figure out why this feels like a bad cut&paste job . I'm thinking it is a cut and paste job because of the uneven lighting and the extra pixels from the original background on the edges around your body, especially around the arms/shoulders, but correct me if I'm wrong. Is there are reason you made the figure so exposed? The bright arms and shoes are distracting to me. Did you take both photos? And is Fadi your name since that's pretty clearly text you added.
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I can see all sorts of problems here - let's go easy though guys!
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Additionally, I hope you have the original photographer's permission for this as you haven't even mentioned who they are - did you take the original picture? if so then I would advise that you just keep it the way it was, if not then I would appreciate some recognition of the original artist. Your 'how I took it' is also a bit disappointing; there was no real description of how you took it until someone asked you and even then it seems like this is nothing more than a photo shop nightmare as you don't mention actually taking the photo (or know anything about the photo itself). I'm going to have to go and look at some encouraging artwork now as this barbarism of what was originally an OK photo has put me in a bad mood.
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