Leaving Amazonia by tiff666

Mixed Medium • Fantasy • posted on Aug 28, 2011

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Comments (24)

diversepixel

4:40PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

Cool scene! Well done! :)

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Hubert

4:47PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

Great scene and atmosphere!!

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CATMANDO

4:49PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

Great atmo.

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wotan

4:50PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

Beautiful composition... cool atm and effects!

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paulbosse

4:50PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

waow! nice atmo !

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5391151

4:58PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

Very very cool.............uh oh Irene is messing with my power !!

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JohnDelaquiox

5:19PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

awesome work

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Ink_heron

5:36PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

fantastica atmosfera!!! a profundidade da imagem é perfeita..

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wrpspeed

6:04PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

excellent scene

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TurtleTJones

7:25PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

You impress me every time and for that i'm really thankful. Because every image of you shows so much inspiration and quality that for me ,at this time ,your the best school in the world.

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FaeMoon

7:27PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

So epic in feel! Beautiful mist and such a mysterious mood about this piece. I do feel the position of the rear ship's rudder into the snakes head is a placement that could be changed for the better, however that's very tiny of a nitpick. I'm just awed overall by the piece!

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Carlazzo

9:28PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

This is a wonderful work of art. The color palette and lights are superb!

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RJS

9:49PM | Sun, 28 August 2011

Superb atmosphere in this image. Besides the technical excellence, this image evokes a strong emotional response. The sorrow and the hope of those leaving, the grim determination of those who stay behind, both tug at the viewer's heartstrings. One of your best works, Simon. And that is saying a lot!

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