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really nice, stands out as one of the more original things. Love the sense of scale and colors
Truly awesome, the depth fog, layering, choice of camera, excellent!
I saved it as reference, so I dont have to run around with camera myself :)
Thanks!
Some years of photography were helpful with that kind of stuff. =)
I really like how you delt with the air perspective and atmosphere. Something Im really figthing with
You know, I really love this one. Those foreground houses are simply beautiful.
Shame this didn't win. Was far better then the other 2.
I like that a lot. Really excellent color choices. It reminds me of some old National Park post cards from the New Deal era that I have.
Hey, thanks! :)
Actually I've grown very dissatisfied with it, I almost hate the colors now! (can't say why exactly, hope to fix, probably won't - soon).
The use of colours reminds me abit of Boris Vallejo's work on sci-fi covers. You know, with the deep blacks in the shadows and the brightening in background. Doublepuss good, comrade.
You're welcome :) I absolutly wanna see this second entry finished by the end of the week. No excuse.
Thanks a lot guys! Merci les gars!
Really unfinished as most of my challenge entries, though.
@ Manja: thanks for the cool challenge, got me started into construction stuff which I'd been thinking about a lot but not doing. Btw, not yet started that second entry. X_X
This is great. Yet another great peace. Voting first place right away :)
At least this started as very ambitious, and it mostly holds its promises.
The town/suburb in the foreground looks really nice, I don't know if "dirty" is the right word to describe it (the good kind of dirty, not the bad kind :)), but I think the style gives it character and realism.
The perspective and that cape works well to establish the humongous size of the structure - definitely has the scale of a proper wonder. Great work, will vote! :)
Wow, incredible depth and perspective! My only complaint would be how the two closest pylons lack some detail - such massive structures feel too flat for me without anything to catch the eye on the wall facing the viewer.
Other than that, both thumbs up!
This totally appeals to my love for monstrous structures, therefore it earns an insta-fave!
Wonderful perspective work!
this is amazing! it feels like a painting and i love it