The Lay of the Land (sidelit) by Synapse

2D • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Feb 27, 2006

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I posted "The Lay of the Land" upon completion a couple of months ago. Since then I gave it to Cassie for Christmas and it now hangs on the lounge wall. The room is quite dark but it still changes so much during the course of a day, as the light of the arcing sun creeps in. Possibly the best time is just before sunset when the sun is low in the sky and the door of my room is open - then it looks like this. Photo tinted in Photoshop. Thanks for taking a look, and your feedback is always much appreciated :-)

Comments (9)

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erlandpil

1:47AM | Mon, 27 February 2006

Good wook again

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cbender

2:22AM | Mon, 27 February 2006

stunning... :) i really love those ones, dear jim! they're really good works! and it has to be amazing to see how it changers during the day... :) cool!

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titta

3:51AM | Mon, 27 February 2006

This lighting is beautiful, Jim! But I prefer the first one because it has more details shown... maybe it's only because of this smaller size... Anyway this lit direction is other wise so lovely - it somehow makes the whole composition work even better. Very inspiring - I have to try this technique some day. :-)

ARTWITHIN

3:59AM | Mon, 27 February 2006

Lovely lighting effect. To me it could be either sunrise or sunset depending on the location. For some reason, I see sunrine in it. This piece has always been beautiful in my mind. It is such a complete scene. I like the tint you used Jim. ;)

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Naichan

9:48AM | Mon, 27 February 2006

I can see your fascination for this kind of relief work by this imaginative reposting of the same (but not) image. It's always when the light hits it from a very acute angle that we see the most impressive results, like with the craters of the moon. That's the reason I like this. Nicely colourised too, in a colour that describes the landscape ;-)

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