Eagles Nest by melizod

Bryce • Realism • posted on Jul 03, 2006

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Long before man leveled the land and destroyed the forest, the eagle soared above all. Master of his world. Perhaps someday he will nest again, above the ruins left by man's irreverent passage. Bryce, Photoshop, Daz Eagle.

Comments (18)

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JustAlice

11:09AM | Mon, 03 July 2006

I was beginning to wonder what you had been up to. You haven't posted lately. Another fine picture you have created. Ken and I saw the eagles last week. These weren't local eagles, they were nesting on a man made nest....... is that what you call a highrise. Anyway... so maybe man can help the eagle.

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Biffowitz

11:11AM | Mon, 03 July 2006

Very nicely done, I like this a lot!!!

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ArtByMel

11:40AM | Mon, 03 July 2006

Wow, that is awesome, fantastic work.

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Svarg

11:43AM | Mon, 03 July 2006

Beautiful work as ever. Wonderful structure and color of the mountain, and as yours always do, this has that spectacular depth. Hopefully at least some of the wildlife is hardy enough to withstand our ravaging of their habitat. We are lucky enough here to see turkey buzzards, red tailed hawks, and an occassional bald eagle. Good job here, both in this fine image and to spread the good word and opinion of so many of us.

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Petra-S

11:53AM | Mon, 03 July 2006

super creation, POV and surface!

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Brian S.

12:35PM | Mon, 03 July 2006

Fantastic work, it's a great image!

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donniemc0

12:46PM | Mon, 03 July 2006

the structure of the mountains are absolutely fantastic!! this is a brilliant piece! well done (and i'd love to know your techniques!)

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kjer_99

2:06PM | Mon, 03 July 2006

I really am struck by the POV, the way the foreground (or perhaps middle ground) is juxtaposed in front of the background images. Lighting is superior! Nice to see your back too.

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