Phagocytose # 2 by jmherve

Vue • Landscape • posted on Apr 17, 2011

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V9I. Just to remember that humanity is just an episod in the universe time... What will be the next season ? Thanks for comments, past and future. Click for zooming Carpe diem Jean-Marie

Comments (22)

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Pewter7

7:18AM | Sun, 17 April 2011

Cool landscape. I like how you crafted the ruins to be the natural focal point, yet subtly, so that it blends so well with the surroundings. Quite realistic. I can almost feel the wind blowing mournfully past the rock and sense the solitude.

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Hubert

7:19AM | Sun, 17 April 2011

Great composition and impressive rock formations/mats!

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axolotl2

8:06AM | Sun, 17 April 2011

Intersting Terrain structure an theme !!!

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Imaginatos

9:36AM | Sun, 17 April 2011

NICE composition and good terrains. :)

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ia-du-lin

10:02AM | Sun, 17 April 2011

fantastic rock formations, great atmo and pov

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whitemagus

11:01AM | Sun, 17 April 2011

Great image very emotional.

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Domi48

11:01AM | Sun, 17 April 2011

Je préfère nettement celle-ci, par sa lumière dure et sa composition; dans la précédente, le chalet me paraissait un peu parachuté dans le "cratère" et ça manquait un peu de ciel (mais c'était peut-être l'effet recherché). Vue 9 inf en vaut-il la peine quand on a 8.5inf?

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Orinoor

11:56AM | Sun, 17 April 2011

It is good to put things in perspective and this is a wonderful image!

pantalone

1:51PM | Sun, 17 April 2011

This one is verging on the surreal. Incomprehensible rock formations (how do those stones stay stuck to the vertical surfaces?) with buildings that are so hard to interpret. The lighting and composition are beautiful, though.

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