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"Wildfox" Meta S. Foxx
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I initially was going to take exception to your description of Uranus as the least interesting to paint. Neptune's meteorology is calmer, softer than Uranus' and thus seemingly less interesting But your keen analysis as astronomer/ painter had me ultimately agreeing with you.
If I really wanted to give you a hard time I would point out
that Uranus' angle on which its equator rotates North/South
is more out of kilter than your image represents about another
30 degrees. I think. speculated to be the result of a collision
with a considerably sized planetoid.moon.
If I were critiquing my own work, I would have also pointed out that some of the moons (particularly Miranda) aren't on the same plane as the rings... as they should be. They were an afterthought, and it shows. (drives me crazy, but then again, I really should have planned out the image a bit better before starting it)
Ultimately, though, issues like those and the planet angle had to be set aside for the aesthetics of the picture. With Uranus at the correct angle, the image looked lopsided. Perhaps whoever is "taking this photograph" is at an angle?
criticism with such a healthy, mature attitude.
I always believe no one should ever take themselves so seriously as to reject criticism, the ability to laugh at yourself is a wonderful trait, the only way you can evolve to becoming a better artist, person.
I do have a final comment in response to your last paragraph
(below) but before I do so want to make sure it's alright with you.
Ultimately, though, issues like those and the planet angle had to be set aside for the aesthetics of the picture. With Uranus at the correct angle, the image looked lopsided. Perhaps whoever is "taking this photograph" is at an angle?
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