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This is an exiting image!
I’m glad it excites you, Hanna.
What a great imagine, Rabirius! How did you create it? –Patti
Thank you, Patti.
Well, I took a picture of the landscape and of the tower, put them together and added some textures and filters. And I played with the colour settings a bit.
Love the inky, blottiness of this great work Rabirius!
I’m glad you like it, Patti!
Love the extremity of this – great work!
Thank you very much, Richard.
I agree with Richard. The structure overlapping is sentimental, facial and loving. Huh, who would have thought I’d say that!
Thanks a lot, Barry.
Good to know that my picture can force words out of people they usually wouldn’t say 🙂
… “they made me say it”… teasing. Lovely.
Yes, all these invisible forces that keep pushing us backwards and forwards 🙂
It’s a wonderful image. It’s a great work!
Thanks a lot!
Chilling scenery! I love the illusion of texture in this image.
Thank you very much for your words, Kyra.
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
Thanks for reblogging!
A sophisticated storybook illo!
Thanks 🙂
Love this very much! 🙂
I’m glad you live this, Trini.
This gets more surreal…
…well, the tower originally stands in the middle of a city 🙂
Thank you for your words, Rajiv.
piękne ,pełne tajemniczości
Dziękuję!
Spooky.
Thanks!
Cool!
Thanks!