The Wheel of Time by ledwolorz

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Feb 22, 2010

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I hope that Robert Jordan - great fantasy writer, will not mind me borrowing the title from his great epic. I recommend to anyone, who loves fantasy books and has many hours of free time. Thank you for looking, aleks

Comments (179)

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Chipka

4:34PM | Thu, 25 February 2010

This is amazing! The weathered structure is amazing, as is the POV; it definitely has an otherworldly quality and it recalls something discovered in the pages of another great fantasy writer--China Miéville revealed the strange wonders of a "machine beach" in his novel The Scar and this reminds me of that place. Fantastic! I'm struck by the wheels and the proportions of the photograph itself. It makes me think of a macro taken of a child's toy gyroscope left abandoned to rust on a beach or in a back garden. I remember having numerous toy gyroscopes and they had patterns similar to the implied shape of the spokes in the nearer wheel. For me, this picture gains an even more haunting quality because of that! This is amazing.

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frogster

9:52PM | Thu, 25 February 2010

Very nice

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MtnMist

7:48AM | Fri, 26 February 2010

Photos like this are great because they don't have to speak - the content evokes many different ideas, tales and legends. Wonderful shot!

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Flixthe

10:57AM | Fri, 26 February 2010

Très original, et très beau. Il y a combien de volume en tout à la série de Robert Jordan ? J'en suis au dix-septième (en français) et je suis loin de voir la fin.

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Danny_G

10:07PM | Fri, 26 February 2010

Excellent capture and title

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Sandra3SSS

4:02AM | Sat, 27 February 2010

Wonderful !!!!!!!!! A great artwork :)

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X-PaX

6:25AM | Sat, 27 February 2010

Very nice work Aleks.

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sossy

6:03AM | Sun, 28 February 2010

gorgeous work! ;o)

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xpersona

7:49AM | Sun, 28 February 2010

Świetna scena i kolorystyka. Doskonałą praca. Miło pozdrawiam.

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ironsoul

10:56AM | Sun, 28 February 2010

Very nice photograph, really like the pov and dof

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FrenchKiss

4:03AM | Mon, 01 March 2010

I'm sure Robert Jordan would have loved this. Unfortunately, he passed away last year. This is such a lovely tribute to his work and a fantastic photo!!

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yakchat

8:12AM | Mon, 01 March 2010

This is an amazing photo capture!!!!....looks like a piece of art..EXCELLENT!!! love, Carol

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MOSKETON

9:17PM | Mon, 01 March 2010

IMPRESIONANTE.

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Sylvia

9:33AM | Tue, 02 March 2010

~Magically Evocative~ FASCINATING!!!

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kftate

11:19AM | Tue, 02 March 2010

Wow! This is very cool. Superb work!!

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mikeerson

12:07PM | Tue, 02 March 2010

Living in the Rockies, I see quite a bit of Old wagons, wheels in yards - it's cool to see... I bet it's even more cool to see something like this that is so old and undisturbed - I hope you to Plenty of different shots of this. great image.

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greensleeves81

11:05PM | Tue, 02 March 2010

It looks like an anciant battle feild or what it could be other that wheels of chariots and there are more in the area. What a stunning work. I went through all the pages to see whether you gave any explanation about it before asking you.

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Zazou

5:04AM | Wed, 03 March 2010

Wonderful capture !

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three_grrr

7:34PM | Wed, 03 March 2010

Ooooooh .. this is fantastic! I saw your note that it is NOT a manipulaiton, which makes it even more fantasic! Wheels, they look like they were metal, rusted over time to the point of almost crumbling. One has so many questions .. there must be a story ..

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