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Beautiful.
Thank you, Rosa.
Excellent, and highly disturbing. Just how I like my art 😉
– sonmi upon the Cloud
Thank you very much, sonmi 🙂
Reblogged this on Unchained Emporium and commented:
This is a fabulous photomanipulation! I love it! Please click the link to check out more from Rabirius!
Thank you very much for reblogging and the compliments as well!
You are most welcome! 🙂
Thanks again 🙂
amazing work!
Thank you very much, Paulo.
Terrifying, like a fairytale that grew up and got a job. Since it was a working class Fairytale, princes and princesses weren’t involved, just a dark cobblestone road that matched the dark cobblestone sky,their crushing juxtaposition being the one thing that keeps the world going for fear that these two,inanimate gray slabs of granite rock will come together to grind what little life exist out of their little town.
I like it when my pictures let people invent whole stories. Thank you very much, ttrotski.
Amazing!! The lighting, the dark skies, the theme…
Thank you very much!
Reblogged this on galesmind.
Thank you very much for reblogging.
This hurts! Fabulous work Rabirius.
It hurts?
Then I hope you’ll be fine by now. 🙂
Thank you for your compliment, Patti.
Excellent work! 😄👍👌👏
Thank you, John!
Excellent!
Thank you very much, Kaon.
You have got me into trouble, rabirius. I can see it’s the Citadel in Copenhagen and you have not moved it yet as you did with Gefion. But it cannot last long. It looks like a train moving away.
It could also mean that Denmark is caught in another war. Really exciting image ⭐
All the best,
Hanna
Don’t worry, I won’t bring any war to Denmark (or any other place for that matter) – but you should look if the Citadel is still there 🙂
Thank you very much for your compliment, Hanna.
Greetings,
rabirius.
Good shot. There is a lot there. Is that our lot, our destiny? The rat race in full flight? Oh, the horror.
Thank you very much, Gerard.
Hopefully you can always leave your house when you want to 🙂
Ha, ha, brilliant!
Thanks, Richard.
Oh, my, that is so sci-fi! Great job! 🙂
Thank you very much, Linda.
I wonder how you succeeded in making such a picture! Anyway, thank you for it.:)
Well, with photoshop. 🙂
Thank you for our compliments, Martina.
Would look great on the wall !
Yes, I’m going to upload it to my shop one of these days.
Yes you should !
I definitely will. Give me a view days. 🙂
The picture is now available at my shop. It took a few more days, but finally I managed to upload it. Here is the direct link:
http://pixels.com/featured/trapped-rabiri-us.html
Greetings,
rabirius.
Wouwww it’s so special.
Thank you again.
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
Thanks for reblogging.