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if the sun is shining on the left hand side of the orange moon in the distance, how can there be light on the planet in the foreground unless the hurricane is on the north pole of the foreground planet? Last I checked hurricanes only form near the equator. If you want to have a hurricane near the pole, that's fine, but I see a lot of water on the planet with no icy landmasses.
my proposal to fix this loophole: take the moon and rotate it clock-wise until it's lighting is parallel to the foreground planet.
still, it's a very nice picture and i can tell you worked hard on it, but i just thought i'd throw in my two cents.
Thanks!