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Thanks for supplying the soundtrack, Laurent.
It’s great and so much details in this photo
Thank you, Marylou.
Reblogged this on Manolis.
Thanks for reblogging.
Excellent.
– Esme applauding upon the Cloud
I’m happy you like it, up in the clouds.
This one is wonderful. It’s so rich in layers that it really draws you in, and it feels like a painting.
Alison
Thank you, Alison. I’m happy you like it.
Really good photo, amazing detail and amount of interest is high.
I’m happy you like it, Aspaai.
The detail is amazing! 🤗
Thank you, Linda.
This is fabulous! How do you do this!!!
Thank you, Eric.
Actually, this is just an HDR picture where I deleted the colour, except for the man in the foreground.
Perfection!
I’m glad you like it, Kim.
Let’s not give that horse a power.
No, we shouldn’t!
Nice timing 🙂
Thank you, Joshi.
Superb shot. And I love the editing.
I’M glad you like it, Madhu.
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Dude! I love this image … looks like you may used a bit of “Plastic Wrap”?
Thank you, Michael.
No, actually, this was an HDR photo that got a special colour treatment afterwards…
…no Photoshop involved this time 🙂
Great composition, cool styling!
I’m glad you like it, CS.
Reblogged this on Roaming Urban Gypsy and commented:
This is great, excellent and wonderful! So many levels that it is like a painting come to life. Outstanding details so vivid that the viewer could step inside and onto the cobblestone streets!!
Thank you so much for the retweet and your compliments, Deborah.
A very clever idea to retain colour in that one figure in the foreground. It completely changes the impact of the image.
Thanks a lot!
Wonderful.
Thank you, Richard.