Sacred Canyon by QuietRiot

Vue • Fantasy • posted on Aug 08, 2019

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Description

There don't seem to be many sacred places left anymore. People discover them and proceed to tromp around destroying what they sought to experience. Created in Vue Pioneer with postwork in PSP8 for the buffalo. Thanks for taking a look! (It's been storming here. Very unusual for August)

Comments (21)

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ontar1

9:21PM | Thu, 08 August 2019

Awesome image!

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rhol_figament

9:38PM | Thu, 08 August 2019

So far there are still a few favorite places I go to at least once a year that remain mostly untromp'd, lol. There's nothing quite as soothing as the sound of a stream flowing through an old forest, or the peaceful sound of a desert wind. As the sun goes down and the night sky lights up with a glorious view of the Milky Way, that's when I hear the spirits sing...

QuietRiot

6:07PM | Fri, 09 August 2019

You sound like me. I go out to the middle of the pasture and camp down in the back of the pick up (Keeps the coyotes from thinking I'm a meal). We are far enough out in the country that there are no lights from any town. You can reach up and touch the night sky....get caught up in the flow of the Milky Way and let your soul travel on forever.

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Kordouane

2:58AM | Fri, 09 August 2019

Excellent work, a lot of talent

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JoeJarrah Online Now!

4:21AM | Fri, 09 August 2019

Excellent atmospheric work.

I think it would be equally powerful without the bison, which looks a little out of place (possibly as its lit differently and has a much higher contrast than the main scene).

QuietRiot

6:08PM | Fri, 09 August 2019

Now that I look at it again, you are absolutely right. Thanks for your input!

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