Good studies, Dan. #6 reads the best indeed. In the real world, a fire, even a bonfire, doesn't cast as much light as a full moon. Therefore, if you need to add a few rim-lights on the sword and the tree on the foreground, those would have more of the light color of the moon (rather than the color of the fire). What's near the fire will have the light color of the fire. Well done, sir!
Good studies, Dan. #6 reads the best indeed. In the real world, a fire, even a bonfire, doesn't cast as much light as a full moon. Therefore, if you need to add a few rim-lights on the sword and the tree on the foreground, those would have more of the light color of the moon (rather than the color of the fire). What's near the fire will have the light color of the fire. Well done, sir!
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