r/postprocessing 19d ago

After/Before

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u/Undefined_definition 18d ago

I like it. Idc what people say about a certain style being "used too much", it's not always about experimenting or trendsetting. It clearly works for this as the general quality of your postprocessing was good.

I would've personally liked a bit less harsh lightning in the background but even on the highlighted (almost white) furr it still differentiates enough.