Great image. Good composition and nice blending. Well done!

Thanks Mossy!

Congrats!!

oooh... I didn't see this... nice.

Congrats!!!

Just a wee bit too dark behind his legs - It looks like there is a square shadow being cast onto the tail area. The feet are also a bit odd colored. Perhaps a light application of the Dodge Tool to bring up their contrast a bit?

It's great you could get this photo, but step 7 is better.

Initially I thought after looking at step 7 that the area under the foot of the eagle is too bright.so i decided to make it darker, but apparently it makes everything look a mess. Thank you so much Mossy, for your input, I'm very happy to get any input from all friends , and I'll learn a lot from here.

CMYK46,what you say is true, if I stop at step 7 of course the result is definitely better than this.thank you for always giving me comment and input.about the eagle, finally someone came to take it from our home.i thought it was better because I am scared of the eagle.my hands bleed when I tried to touch his feathers

Oh, it's not wise to try to touch wild birds, especially babies, the mother will abandon them if they smell humans. You did get a fantastic shot, tho - he posed for you! Not a mess at all, step 7 lighting fine, but final image works, too.

so cute & lovely couple!

Nice entry.

Good setting, but there is a light spot above the boy's head, which makes it look like steam rising from his hat.

the couple should look distressed (not happy).... perhaps add tears spurting out of the lady?

very nice entry....GL!!

Author, you need to show sources used. Please link to them if you got them from the internet or post them uncut in your SBS if you took the images yourself.

Great image, it looks like they're playing Hide and Seek, and the girl has found a good spot where she can't be seen. Well done!

agree with MossyB, I suggest change title to "Hide and Seek"

Where's your second uncut photo in the SBS?

Both of my source images are in the SBS

What brushes were used, where's your source listing?

Regular rounded soft brushes were used.