!!!!!PLEASE DOWNLOAD FOR BEST QUALITY!!!!!nothing really fascinating here. just a uranian planet or uranus-like planet in another system being viewed along with a few of its moons that are located in or around the rings. the moons maintain or shepard them by keeping the shape of the rings constant, similar to some of saturns moons. hence the term,
sheparding moons anyways, this piece really isn't that great, i was just trying out something new.
and i know, the lens flare kinda blocks out the moons, another reason why you should DOWNLOAD THE IMAGE before commenting!anyways, i doubt anyone would actually like this, because like i said, it really isn't that great, compared to my more recent pieces.
comment if you can!
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The only thing detracting IMHO, is the light angle would show more of a crescent with the planet mostly in shadow, maybe. (But it's probably just me).
Excellent overall!
The only thing I would suggest doing is blurring the planet's edge just a little. The detail on your planet is actually more detailed than the real life Uranus (a featureless turqoise sphere).