A great way to get back into Blender though! Many cool little effects there and you played around with a lot of tools. Next time it will be even better
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Exploring the frontiers
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I think I’d rather walk 
This reminds me a lot of Thunderbirds. Great job.
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@HenRMJ Congratulations on winning this Collab with your mysterious exploration scene. The viewer is drawn into a story of guessing what is happening here. A free interpretation of the action. The beach, waves, and water reflection give the feeling of openness, and exploration of the unknown. The composition is great, with horizontal and vertical lines crossing at the center of light and attention. Well done.
- Joey_Cuevas - a very nice, recognizable exploration spaceship. A bit more details on the detail of the ground floor and mountains. At this level, details are important.
- FedPete - It’s a still from a movie you’ve prepared. Therefore it is atmospheric but empty. Also, a bit guessing what is going on.
- Willrun - To me, a very recognizable story on “Frontiers and Exploration”. The shape of the vessel is a bit primitive, too squared. While ships of those times are very curved.
- Gordon - It is a dramatic scene. Open for a lot of interpretations. The render is very nice, but I think it’s hard to see the subject in this.
- Kasimir - I like the composition of your scene. It represents the feeling of exploration and a new frontier. Think about the rule of thirds. Placing the subjects, person, car, and planet more into the center of the view. And details (textures, it’s easy to do …)
- TheDespicableDM - I like your funny story. Nothing wrong with it. I would expect a more red, white-painted pole … bringing more color into the scene. A detail that I appreciate very much, is the shadow of the person taking the photo. You have an eye for detail.
Note: I don’t want to offend anyone for any reason. I try to write down positive ideas and visions that I have in my simple use of the English language. I am also sometimes more inspired by a particular subject or solution. I’m also learning from you!
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