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Published: 2005-03-08 11:38:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 4034; Favourites: 106; Downloads: 752
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My First Work with my new PC and PS 7.I Hope your like this.
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Empty little houses, left on a forever stretch of sandy landing
Wonder if there are ghosts that haunt these handmade dwellings?
Would they be ghosts of some tiny little sea snail or crab?
Or would they be pieces of ghosts, large fingers of those
That from these tiny houses pried?
Empty little houses, up for sale or rent, left behind by their former owner -
Financing not a problem I shall surely grant you that.
your picture cause those words from my muse to flow!
this is wonderful - a fav!
katti
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wow, dats really great work, whoa, im so impressed by urnwork, if i cld do the same!!!
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wow, der Himmel ist toll, und vor allem die Idee mit der Muschel
vor allem gefΓ€llt mir, dass alles so fliessend wirkt
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You are very talented and I thank you for
sharing your work with us. I think that this
has a vey strong compostion and the compliment
of colors is amazing. I also adore the use of
of ech effect you added. Much different from the
other work I have seen from you, but that is
why I enjoy your art...each piece has a mind of
its own.
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beautiful view!
looks like a portal has opened to another dimension
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dreamy!
I like very much the clouds and the sea over the shells: in a one word, this manip is (as always) fantastic!
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Beautiful colours!
Something quite interesting about this though, if you look at the shell in the middle, it also looks like a lady with long hair laid out on the sandbank, but only up to her torso; the tapered end of the shell.. (She's looking out on the ocean). I hope that makes sense.
Awesome piece!
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ooh das is klasse. diese art abstrakt landschaften fand ich schon immer interessant!
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wow, this piece is amazing. great perspective and use of color.
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you did not put the stairs in that big shell? no ??? I am lost lol
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that's really cool. definatly an interesting and beautiful picture. i especially love the colours.
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That's a really nice sky, I like this motion-blurrish feeling...
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Holy crap, your description amazes me. This means you were naturally talented and made for PS.
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wow this is really great. excellent manipulation. It feels like its moving!
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That sky is very amazing really like how you used the motion blurs.
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Like?!...
I love this...
Wonderful work... Just wonderful...
Beautiful colours...
A kiss from Portugal...
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wow thats really good!! you always do good work..
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wow love the shelll..this image is awesome..and the colorss..ohh they are soo beautiful
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well done! the shells and sky have been done so well, adn the colours compliment each other
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So beautiful love the magical feel you put into it excellent job
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wow...awesome...
really great...your so talented..
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absolutly beautiful! finaly someone captures the sea looking all pretty and spooky. now when people ask me why i like the beach ill link em to this. hehe
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Oh finally you upgraded to PS7 Yay! Beautiful work and if dont mind me asking, how do you make things have perspective? In other words is there an option in PS to strech things??? Cause crap - I CANT FIND IT [the option]
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Γ€hh not the option. under transformation and perspective. 
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Oh thank you thank you thank you my European neighbour. You just made my life a lot easier
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this is very simply. ;o)))))))))
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Du haben einen neuen Computer? Sehr nett. Ich hoffe, daΓ du es mΓΆgen. Und dieses war eine wundervolle Abbildung. Ich liebe das Schattieren
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gorgoues piece I love the stairs in the shell wonderful!
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How is it possible that each time you do a piece, you out do yourself. I look at your work each time it comes up on my Pc. and though I've come to expect great work from you, you surpass my expectations every time. I learn so much from seeing your work, and asking myself, "Now how in the hell did he do that? Though I've not figured that out, I'll keep trying, and, as allways, I'll continue being inspired by your work to keep practicing and hopefully keep getting better myself. And yes I'm going to favorite this one too. It is truely a beautiful piece.
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