If you look at the rear, right leg of the AT-AT, it shows it on the outside of the street light arm (you cannot see the pole that the street lights are attached to). However, when you look at the front right leg (which should be in line with the rear right leg), the actual street light fixture itself is on the outside of the leg. Even if you try to explain it away by saying that the AT-AT is walking at an angle, the clearance would not likely have been enough so that the walker would miss knocking the thing over. Picky? Maybe. But you've been just as picky about your shading. Just thought I'd note. Very cool pic otherwise.
If you look at the rear, right leg of the AT-AT, it shows it on the outside of the street light arm (you cannot see the pole that the street lights are attached to). However, when you look at the front right leg (which should be in line with the rear right leg), the actual street light fixture itself is on the outside of the leg. Even if you try to explain it away by saying that the AT-AT is walking at an angle, the clearance would not likely have been enough so that the walker would miss knocking the thing over. Picky? Maybe. But you've been just as picky about your shading. Just thought I'd note. Very cool pic otherwise.