on the next day.... by nikolais

Photography • Photo Manipulation • posted on Sep 28, 2009

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Comments (23)

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AndreiR

1:48PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

Very surreal, beautiful work, Nikolay!

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durleybeachbum

1:50PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

Marvellously WEIRD!

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timtripp

1:55PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

way past amazing!!!!

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KaiArt

1:57PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

Excellent work!

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efron_241

2:14PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

what a great day it must have been

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Meisiekind

2:19PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

Incredible art Nikolay! Well done! :)

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bclaytonphoto

2:40PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

Dreamlike..excellent work

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Alex_Antonov

2:59PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

Outstanding work!

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koosievantutte

4:57PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

very original.

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jocko500

5:35PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

super cool here

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lizzibell

8:09PM | Mon, 28 September 2009

nice work...

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isabella_2

2:17AM | Tue, 29 September 2009

a true work of art

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helanker

7:03AM | Tue, 29 September 2009

Interesting image.

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misha_d

8:59AM | Tue, 29 September 2009

amazing stuff, very dream-like

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3x3

12:54AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

lovely shot and vintage look x

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wysiwig

3:49AM | Wed, 30 September 2009

On the next day God created...? A wonderfully serreal image, And the post work is superb.

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Chipka

4:38PM | Thu, 01 October 2009

This is superb. When I saw the thumbnail, I thought it was an image of balloons, but the full sized image is far more surprising and very, very intriguing. This is beautiful...no doubt about that! The surrealism here really works perfectly, and for some reason, this reminds me of the "light balloons" or whatever they're called, in Ray Bradbury's "Martian Chronicles." This is great. Definitely a favorite!

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