May 10
composite image blending vertical layers of beach sand with bare tree trunks, creating a peculiar effect.
seen from United States
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composite image blending vertical layers of beach sand with bare tree trunks, creating a peculiar effect.
I did put a lot of effort in this picture the lights , the shadows , I didn’t save it the first time so I had to repeat it again , finally it came good actually .
the first one is the final result , the second is more like a failure , I didn’t love the motion blur moon so i Had to change it added some clouds ect ... Hope you like it .
the other picture is what I used to make it happen ! BOOM !
t’s Grim Up North (Watford) A re-composition built from a 1980s film photograph and a later acrylic-ink sketch. The terraced houses could be from any industrial town, but they’re in Watford — proof that light and weather shape our sense of place more than geography ever can.
The piece sits somewhere between drawing and photograph, where shadow, reflection, and memory merge.
🦩 Flamingo