The artist manipulated photograph techniques to create a scene that he felt looked like the landscape on the moon. The harmony is created by
manipulating the composition, lighting, and color tones of the photograph. By carefully selecting and positioning elements within the frame, the artist creates a balanced and visually pleasing arrangement. The lighting is adjusted to mimic the unique lighting conditions on the moon, with shadows emphasizing the rocky landscape. The artist may also experiment with color grading, such as desaturating certain hues or adding a blue tint, to evoke the cool and barren atmosphere of the moon.
Additionally, the artist could use various editing techniques to remove or add elements that would enhance the moon-like appearance of the scene. This could involve cloning out objects or inserting elements like craters or lunar structures. The goal is to create a realistic portrayal of a lunar landscape while still retaining a visually captivating image.
Through these manipulations, the artist is able to capture the essence of a moon-like landscape, creating a sense of otherworldliness and tranquility. The resulting harmony is achieved through the careful control of elements within the photograph, allowing the viewer to immerse themselves in the otherworldly atmosphere, transporting them to a lunar-like environment.