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About the rocks, fog won't really make "soft" edges like that, it will just make stuff farther back in depth be less visible. Look at any random reference to see what I mean:
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Why are the trees that are significantly further away from the pov sharper than the rocks that are only a couple of feet away from the pov? Also, whilst being a foggy image, it should be blurry, but not to the point that it is now. Keep your foreground and subject visible. Some contrast bumps should dok the trick. There's is also a lack of a shoreline on the other side. That would be nice 
Nice project.
7/10
Nice project.
7/10
Inactive Due to RL Issues.
But I still love [l]. I also love you.
But I still love [l]. I also love you.
Originally Posted by Swyne
Why are the trees that are significantly further away from the pov sharper than the rocks that are only a couple of feet away from the pov? Also, whilst being a foggy image, it should be blurry, but not to the point that it is now. Keep your foreground and subject visible. Some contrast bumps should dok the trick. There's is also a lack of a shoreline on the other side. That would be nice
Nice project.
7/10
Hey, look at the fog reference image. It should not be blurry, stuff in the background should just have less contrast.