Message In A Bottle by bigbraader

Vue • Surrealism • posted on Mar 05, 2012

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Description

Something a little different this time. Just an idea... Interestingly, the image can give completely different connotations depending on the message on the phone display ("No Service", "Unanswered Call" etc.). I've picked the obvious one, but also the one with most "impact" IMHO :) Vue render with adjustments in Photoshop. Other pictures by me in surreal style: "Scorpio Moon (Lerfeldt Goes Magritte)"

"Bios-Eros-Cyclus"

Thanks for viewing - comments always welcome and appreciated. Have a nice day - Lars

Comments (41)

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TallPockets

12:44AM | Wed, 07 March 2012

Q: "Can you HEAR me NOW?" (WINK) .... CLEVER idea/work!!

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evielouise

10:15AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa u found my cell lol gone to my favs it's fantastic !~5++++

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Trigue

10:41PM | Thu, 08 March 2012

Great image, I really like the effect of sand on the bottle :)

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jmherve

3:12AM | Sat, 10 March 2012

Great idea, realisation perfect !

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artrager

8:24PM | Sun, 11 March 2012

Top notch in every way. Your skills are stellar!

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WZRD

3:48PM | Mon, 12 March 2012

Very clever idea very well executed LOL.

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Pelican

3:58PM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Yes, different and a very, very cool idea !!!

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DavidMyers

1:33AM | Wed, 11 April 2012

Lyne, I'm guessing the "water" is no accident at all. Rather the rendered reflections in the glass of the unseen "sea" part of the "landscape". The sea is behind us and the bottle reflection gets the sky, the plants, the beach, and the sea - all inverted by curvature (i.e. the reflective and refractive properties of the curved glass). Its realistic enough to be caused by that but I suppose it could be manipulated (the reflective image) but I wouldn't be surprised if that is the ray traced results of the placement of everything. A great job in any case!

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