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Published: 2005-04-18 13:04:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 1308; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 145
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Don't you feel so small when you think about the size of the enire universe?That was kind of the goal of this piece. I spent alot of time on it and am act-
ually very pleased with the result. I hope you all will eb as well. ENJOY.
some credits:
sxc.hu
hameed
anodayne
caedes
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Comments: 44
This is really cool!! I love the concept, and the shading and smoothing is awesome! It overlaps really neatly! Great work!!
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Wow...it really does make you think how small we are.
I like the effect you've created with this piece.
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Ohh I love this pic... teh different layers are cool!
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Stunning! The image is very smooth with great transitions 
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Wow... thats just... so wonderful.... beautiful... lovely... such a nice transition from here on earth to wayyyyyy out there
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this is sweet! I was scrolling down and it just kept getting cooler. great job
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I usually don't like stuff like this, but I think throwing the woman on the beach in there did it for me, it makes it more realistic and gives it a lot more meaning. Nice job!
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This one's so beautiful *-* Lovely work on this piece!
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I love, LOVE how you didn't just put open space in this. The satellites are a really great touch.
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Oh my god.... that is... it's just so incredible. Just... yeah I agree, it's very humbling. I must to fave it ^_^
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I like the idea
Nice composition, and very good lighting !
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Don't you feel so small when you think about the size of the enire universe?
That was kind of the goal of this piece
are you shitting me little one? that wasn't "the goal" there was no fucking goal , and how dare you have the nerve to even call it a peice...A PEICE OF SHIT at best, this whole graphic idea was ripped by someone who actually can make graphics, god i wish i had the link...what a fucking joke, your not inspirational tiny pecker...
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That's awesome! Must 
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This is EXACTLY the kind of comment DeviantArt doesn't need.
CONSTRUCTIVE criticism, por favor. (that means no "shemale"-type statements)
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with out a doubt, one of the pest art pieces ive found on deviant art. Your sense of design is flawless. Good job.
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Tahnk you very much :-D
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very nice work i love the different levels of space you showed
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oh my.. this is so crisp, scrolling down it was just an amazing suprise to see a beach
the perspective on the space ship seems a little out, but this adds to the feeling of disorientation that no doubt space would give.
technically it's wicked.
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Very very good, though some I can see its not yours but you put it together well. And you gave credit- very nice yo.
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Oh man, I've been waiting for a peice like this. truely beautiful. I had the same concept but never got around to it. its fantastic... simply full of wonder.
like a young boys dream.
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Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. The only thing I don;t like is how big the moon (?) right in front of the girl is. I think it should be smaller, because then the scene above is all the more awe-inspiring.
A fantastic concept executed with style and skill. +fav.
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I like the complexity of this image thought. It makes it have an even bigger impression on the central idea of the picture: How small we are under that inmense Universe. It may look complicated but I think that it indeed is a wonderfull picture that's nice to the eye.
The fact that it's so tall makes me like it even more since the fact that you have to scroll down to see further makes you wonder what'll come next. ^^
In any case I like it and consider it a nice work. Keep it up ^^
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Itβs a well put together photo manipulationβ¦however my opinion would be that the image might be unnecessarily tall and complicated, you probably could get across the same message just as effectively and more subtly and sophisticatedly with a more simple composition. By the third satellite and the fifth plant weβve kind of gotten the messageβ¦ and been whacked over the head with it. I might be wrong but still itβs the impression I get.
Anyway apart from that itβs pretty well executed; the transitions are convincing enough for me. Have to say though that Iβm not about what looks like cloud filter for the sky β itβs best to avoid immediately recognisable filters like that especially because they arenβt actually very realistic.
Compositionally, apart from it being perhaps slightly too complex, I think it is okay β the variety in scales is quite good with different sized planets and satellites (not good that itβs the same satellite repeated three times though). Perhaps though the difference could be pushed further for more interest, the two large top planets are quite similar in size to each other and the three smaller ones are also very similar in size. Itβs also perhaps not especially good how those three small planets have been spaced; how they are kind of evenly spaced upwards and occupy similar locations each time too. You might get a more interesting composition if you placed them less evenly. The placement of the figure centrally at the bottom also isnβt the greatest either, be better if you varied those spaces.
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nice composition...i too think maybe one or two less spacestations would have been nice and added a few more backround stars in thier place...pretty good overall
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It is very good, but I feel a little repetition with the space-stations, perhaps you could have left out one or two of them.
The picture at the bottom is very eyecatching indeed!
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wowww this is excellent! well put together and yeaah i do feel really tinyy when i think of it !
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Pretty nice.
The lighting needs work though. It's inconsistence in many of the pictures. (The woman is lit on her right side, yet some of the planets are illuminated on their left.)
Small nitpick when it comes to beauty however. Neat work!
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Hi.
I've always loved spacemanipulations. When a manipulation is at the same time so real but so impossible, it just makes an adorable conflict to me. It feels a bit like trendwhoring to do a vertical (600x3000) space/land -scifipieces, but this one I actually like because of what happens down there. Beautiful.
I see you've really known what you're doing. You've faded the earth / space / outer-space very well from each other, there isn't any borders shown. I can't really credit you from how accurate job you've done with the different objects in this one since I can recognize those planets / stars from some of the digital stocks here, but you've placed them well. You've taken some pics off Google, I have to remind you that not all the pics you see are free. Using Google imagesearch, most of the images are copyright protected. Like, if you've gotten that shuttle and those other things from nasa.gov, they're illegal to use.
Still; Good job in overall, your image is beautiful and harmonic which I guess is one of the main points in Photomanipulation. You've named it well and the borders around fits in. These pics really remind me how small we actually are.
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"These pics really remind me how small we actually are."
(Thank you thats really what I was aiming for...thank you those are the kinds of replys
I wish we had more of on Deviant Art. Thanks for the compliments/advice.
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that is really cool, good idea done very well
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Wow. Just wow! I love the transition through colour and idea. Makes me feel very small
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Wow... It makes me feel so insignificant when I realize that I'm part of something like the top, love how it goes from the biggest to smallest....Excellent photography!
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It's great, a bit big, so you can't see everything at the same time, but it's really great
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