Battle of Thermopylae, 480 BCE by goldie

Deep Dream Generator • Historical • posted on Oct 11, 2022

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Comments (17)

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ladylake

6:29PM | Tue, 11 October 2022

This is really very good.

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rhol_figament

7:23PM | Tue, 11 October 2022

An epic scene, has an old wood carving feel... ;)

OmniFX

8:09PM | Tue, 11 October 2022

Wow, very biblical and trippy image. Cool!

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bakapo

8:22PM | Tue, 11 October 2022

wow, dramatic and terribly realistic as hand to hand combat is because the chaos is powerful. nice work!

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eekdog

10:31PM | Tue, 11 October 2022

Another dandy my friend.

arthez

12:01AM | Wed, 12 October 2022

first class (thumbs)

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radioham

5:24AM | Wed, 12 October 2022

Now that was a war The gates of hell none shall pass. I remember back in my school hood days when I was about eight at the time doing the story of those brave men did you know there was two battles of the same name Very nice image

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anahata.c

6:49AM | Wed, 12 October 2022

whoa didn't expect to see this! The figures are all twisted and muscular to look like real people in battle. And you have almost rippling abstracts for the armies in the distance. Plus towering rock formations and deep shadows....And your sky looks like the materials of an old, old painting. Terrific, Barb. (I remember two sole things from years back about Thermopylae...one, that it meant "Hot Gates" ((which frankly sounds obscene!)), and two, that Xerxes---in a delightful moment---cut off the head of one of his enemies---leonides or someone...and someone commented, in essence, "nice! nice one, Xerx!" And I remember that the spartans were considered the cat's meow. That's the extent of my knowledge about TP. (See how I abbreviated it? Makes it look like I'm way familiar with it...I'm not...) Love this. A bow to antiquity.

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