Aftermath of War .. Charred Remains by three_grrr
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Another collection of Apo flames, blended well, and then baked too long in PSP8, thus the charred remains.
Asmar is still too toxic for anyone to land on after the War in sector aR723-51. A small robotic craft with a camera was sent in to view the surface in the area of the Great Preservation Reservations. Only a few charred remains of the larger woody vegetation remain. Nothing moves, just a few wisps toxic vapors, some dust dances in the light cast by still burning moons. We do not know yet what remains elsewhere.
Comments (48)
Dragonluna1
WOW!!! Fantastic work again!!!! =D
alhak
wow Rita, another fab image! love the colours and design...the spikes (?) at the bottom look great....what does remain elsewhere, quick go find out for us!
Trollmac
Wow, very cool, Great image and effects!
DreamersWish
Fabulous work! Very striking image!
ToniDunlap
Like alabaster. And like some of the strange and beautiful sights I've seen here in the desert skies on occasion. Outstanding. It's a masterpiece my dear.
gunsan
The title s a little scary, but the image has so much beauty and promising light.
TheAnimaGemini
Wow Rita ..a strange and scary world. Fantastic.
cujoe_da_man
well, keep cooking, you're bound to get it right one day. Great image too :P
lizzibell
Beautiful work...
Lipa
Looks stopped in place. Even that cellestial explosion. I think I can feel how you came by the title.
KarmaSong
Fantastic work, a pleasure to the eye.
claude19
I passed beside ASMAR, on board my vessel will infra luminic. I could not too much approach me, when I understood that this war which had devastated this zone by its consequences devastator, had also started a galactic cataclysm, because the galaxy close To AMAR (with quelqes parsecs) underwent strange attractions whose epicentre was being this planet! Here are the terrible effects of the bombs with neutrons, those moving easily in space, once their destruction of accomplished living matter... no animal, no proto human had been able to resist!!! What a spectacle of desolation... ASMAR was likely well to be sattélisée by this galaxy!!!
carlx
Gorgeous and fantastic composition!!! Yes, pleasure to the eye!!!
Xantipa
Perfect fantasy work..love it a lot..
CarolSassy
Very creative and fascinating composition! Awesome sci-fi work! (:
ScaredyMouse
Layers for the landscape. A lovely study. The foreground "mountains" send it emmediately off into another world as Carol says!!! Nice work. Time well spent I think.
Chromotron
very nice Sci-Fi atmosphere !! clever collage of Apo flame !!
Dinhi
Poignant tribute to history's continued mistakes. Excellent beyond comprehension! [=
Denys234
Awesome image!Well done!!
delbeke
Maybe that star shining down is a ray of hope in all the devastion. Beautifully done
Burpee
Would you write a book, please? Would be so very cool with all your illustrations.
cole4965
Really outstanding image!!! I love the juxtaposition of the foreground objects and the star.
bpclarke
Such a sad tale and showing of this once great world. I am saddened that no life was found. Excellent work. Love the great feeling of desolation you created here. Bunny
Sunbow
The star at the top seems happy enough. Perhaps it can seed a bit of new life.
npauling
How awful not to find anything left alive there it must have been a dreadful fight. Maybe when they get to the other side of Asmar they will find a little patch of green to give them hope. We all need hope. A lovely collection to tell a great story, well done.
saeltari
Looking forward to seeing what lurks elsewhere =_.
lior
BreathTaking Image!
NekhbetSun
Ohhh this is lovely S
Valerie-Ducom
Fantastic work ! :)
algra
Almost a metaphysical image, impressive!