Tundra, the distance. by Antoonio

2D • (none) • posted on Aug 06, 2002

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Back in business again. About 20 photos. That dead tree is from Punkclown, all the rest are mine. No filters, no textures, just merged photos and some drawing. Minolta AF7000, Sony DSC-P1, Photoshop. Original image is two times bigger than this, so loss of details are massive. .n

Comments (10)

Eowyn

5:48PM | Tue, 06 August 2002

What a fantastic image... It has your name written all over it! :) (mutta t aikaan pits pienten Nikojen olla paapimassa ;)

dimension7

5:51PM | Tue, 06 August 2002

uuuu...beautiful one again my friend. that reflection in the water is a nice touch, and you know i love the wide format. hmmm...maybe could be wider though, hehe, like if the bridge was a little bit longer...

hoedic

6:01PM | Tue, 06 August 2002

very nice image

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RodolfoCiminelli

7:07PM | Tue, 06 August 2002

It is an excellent job Niko!!... the left birds take the view to the building located in the center, after traveling him from top to bottom our view she moves to the right to meet with the human element, this produces a very balanced composition, the reflections in the water produce a very beautiful visual effect. 8)

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locomouse

7:18PM | Tue, 06 August 2002

Beautiful.... beautiful... beautiful.... !!

Sking

7:20PM | Tue, 06 August 2002

Wonderful work and so well put together. Great alround job Niko. ---- Scott.

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starshuffler

3:12AM | Thu, 08 August 2002

My favorite of the series. Excellent work, Niko. :-)

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sinsister

4:24AM | Fri, 09 August 2002

I'm sorry I can't find the words to say just how fascinating this is to look at. All I can say is that it would make an incredible framed print. Having said that i'm going to sit here and continue to pour over and try and absorb the depth of the detail.

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o0ii

7:00AM | Tue, 13 August 2002

i cant understand how i missed this in the gallery postings.. good thing i found it now:)this is just excellent work!!!! i love it - this image surely made my day.. thx:)

genosiideri

9:33AM | Mon, 11 November 2002

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