CATHEDRAL by rocserum

Photography • Photo Manipulation • posted on Nov 04, 2009

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Walking under huge tree majesties its like being in a natural cathedral. I’ve tried to illustrate this wonderful feeling in combining natural and architectural shapes. Postwork in Paint Shop Pro X2 Hope you like it Take care, have a wonderful day, and thanks for your support and kind comments you’ve gives me on my previous postings. It’s so inspiring! Also thanks to everyone who added my work as there favorite!s

Comments (31)

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Faemike55

9:27AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Fantastic work! this looks great

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koosievantutte

9:28AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

dit maakt het volkomen duidelijk - erg mooi.

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anmes

9:36AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Wonderful treatment..and of course the columns are like trunks and the vaulting like branches. Superb.

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PR0XIM0

9:46AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Beautiful idea, well done!

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Bampster

9:54AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Superb fusion! Gothic cathedrals are frequently referred to a living structures. The geometry was so carefully calculated as to literally give one the feeling of being within a living structure. Excellent creation!!!!!

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zoren

10:12AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

very nice!!

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Blush

10:28AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Beautiful Such a huge place Very impressive Hugs Susan~

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kbrog

10:57AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Fantastic idea! The fusion between them came out excellent.

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Meowgli

11:07AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

very creative, nice idea and well merged

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RodolfoCiminelli

11:20AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

Wonderful and creative realization my friend......!!!!!

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durleybeachbum

11:29AM | Wed, 04 November 2009

I love this! When I was only eleven I wrote an essay in which I tried to describe this feeling with the words..'under the echoing pines'; my teacher wrote large in RED "Pines cannot echo". I was hurt and upset, and I've never forgotten!