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These Skies are Breaking
Published: 2013-03-04 21:28:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 9432; Favourites: 786; Downloads: 0
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Btw, not really a photomanipulation, just an image overlay (which was done on the camera) and then some editing in Curves so that the cracks in the sky would stand out a bit more...
--> www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkEnCd⦠On top of the world you get nothing done,
talk is cold and burns like the Sun.
Can't you see these skies are breaking?
'Cause the top of the world is where I'm from.
The back of the class is where I was,
keeping quite, playing dumb...
Can't you see these skies are breaking?
'Cause the back of the class is where I'm from...
model: ~Mr-Sharingan
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This is a truly stunning piece. The best I've seen in a long long time.
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Thank you so much! 
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Oh, a nice one. 
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Awesome, that's cool.
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Another film reference: your art could also be a "re-visioning" of the final scene from the brilliant 2011 movie, TAKE SHELTER...there is a storm a 'comin...
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Oh, man, so many films I haven't seen! I'll check this one out |-D
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Glad you like it ^^
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This is so amazing! Very interesting style and composition! Congratulations!
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Thank you very much!
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From "The Eleventh Hour," DOCTOR WHO (11th Doc):
"You've got a crack in your wall...but it's not just any crack...it's a crack in time and space..."
Very, very nice image!
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Hahah, thank you! 
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Hah! Too damn many DOCTOR fans in the world, I guess. The episode in question is the first one in which Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor appears. It's sweet, goofy, kind of scary...and has elements of "Winnie the Pooh" and "The Time Traveler's Wife" and even Roald Dahl's Verminous Knids (from "The Great Glass Elevator") in it.
"The Eleventh Hour" from the "new" series, Series 5, episode 1. But note: the "crack" appears as a sort of metaphysical "villain" (really, a force of nature) throughout the entire Series 5 only to be finally dealth with in an episode called, appropriately enough, "The Big Bang."
Have fun locating it. And keep an open mind. It's a goofy show...but fun.
Walk in Beauty,
Hadalis
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I've tried watching it, but it's not really my type. :/ Still, I might have a look at this exact episode, just because I'm a little curious about the crack. ;d
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I love this. Great eye and imagination!
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Thank you very much
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You're welcome c:
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Thank you!
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Really well developed, and a nice surreal concept.
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Thank you very much
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Good picture. I like old (black white) picture.
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Thank you
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You're welcome!
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Look's like we're gonna need a lot of glue!
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Looks like it... xDD
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Wow... Sometimes, in the middle of the afternoon, the clouds in eastern Kansas try to look like that...This image is both mesmerizing and impactful, with a splash of spooky and a lot of surreal! Truly the mark of a great photographer! I think my photography professor would adore you! And maybe try to recruit you into the Art Institute in Kansas City- either as a student or teacher!
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Wow, thank you so much! That's a huge compliment, I feel flattered!
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Yw! I end up complimenting too much sometimes. I can tell that you've worked really hard to get as good as you are now!
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Thank you
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Well if you superimpose an image onto another image, that is photomanipulation, not a photo.
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I did the image overlay on the camera, it's like a double exposure. And you should look through the category Photography->Conceptual, the works in that category are usually waaay more manipulated...
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one of the greatest images for the corner of the eye
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Thank you...
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