timdiggerm said:

Blue is often used, particularly with snow, to indicate night, or twilight.

Siliconmaster482 said:

Nothing wrong with blue twilight colors as long as the skin tones aren't lost. Note how Luke's face isn't as weird and blue and washed out in Adywan's version.

Re:

You guys do understand that skin tone is determined by the ambient light around you, right?

I'm just saying that Ady's previous clip of that scene looked much better, as the amount of blue in the snow and the background should not result in Luke's face looking quite as orange like it does in the above image.

Here are a few examples:

http://kymkemp.com/media/old/2011/02/snow-play-at-dusk.jpg

(if you notice the plume of light behind the boy, it's from the artificial lighting to give normal skin tone to the boy. Even so, you can see the surrounding area in regards to ambient lighting. I also understand this is the basic gist of what Ady's going for in the above shot...

Like this:

I'm just wondering if Luke's face should have that much red/orange in it with that much ambient dark blue lighting around him)

Here is another example (it's during late day, but still):

https://www.flickr.com/photos/thatgirlsuicide/4274886215/in/photostream/