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Moved to processed photo critique.
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The sky totally looks real! Nice job.
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[I]t does look great. Can only slighlty tell if you zoom in real close by the edges that dont quite match up.. That can easily be fixed by using the smudge tool.
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The sky itself is fine, but it doesnt match the scene in the least. The lighting, shadows, colour, etc are all wrong.
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#4 is defnitely the best shot. I wouldn't have guessed you had photo$hopped it unless you had said!
![]() But I think what OS meant was that you have to look at where the light was coming from in your original shot and find a sky where the light is coming from the same direction.
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