🔥 Cozy Winter Cabin Ambience丨Deep Sleep with Relaxing Fireplace Burning Sounds & Relaxing Snow💤

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[@ladyofthemasque]

The biggest thing I'd change (aside from the fish-eye lens, lol) would be how close the woodstove, the wall behind it, and that wooden cabinet next to it are. That's asking for the cabinet and the wall of the cabin to blacken, char, and catch on fire. There needs to be a minimum foot of clearance and/or a heat shield, which itself still has to have minimum clearance *plus* airflow space behind it, even if it's metal...and no dangling wires. The rest of the room looks great, though!

[@PaddyIrishman]

Hey, I love it. Studied art for five years. First print, then Graphic design. But I never used software to create images, except live animation back in 2005- 2008. What software allow us to create this kind of image with different moving sections. I mean the fire, the snow in the window. I know a lot of people are now using AI. But I have no idea. VTX software was another term I heard. It's very cool. Well done.