Lichen Valley Dunes by choronr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Wind, snow, ice and rain all do their part in breaking down the Earth's landforms; but, the largest destructor of them all are 'lichens' - a simple plant consisting of a fungus living in close association with algae growing on rock. Lichens break down rock with their enzymes leaving sand and dust in their path.
Thanks to joshus_hund (aka 'Jens') for this 2049 terrain he calls 'Emotional' which is available at his web site: http://www.joshus_hund.com .
Also, thanks to JPSoft for cutting out my balloon picture; and, for the PSP techniques on how to insert the balloon into the picture.
Buzzzzz also continues to give me some great tips on using both PSP and PS.
Thank you all for visiting; and for your helpful comments.
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Comments (35)
Marvelous composition! The colors harmonious sounds! Your photograph carries me to see your gallery! It is superb and I want to return for other comments! Hope To return with again contacts! V
Wonderful to view! Bright and clear, detailed and realitic. Also a great intro the taught/reminded me about the power of time and the effects of some of the smallest liveing things on gigantic land forms and the formation of components of the very soil we depend on for food. ~v~
Gotta love JP... I have missed your work alot.. awesome scene....Beautiful everything. How fortunate for me .. I am able to view your fine work.. :=)
Oh, wow! Sorry for being so late, Bob! This is wonderful! The balloon even adds to the dreamy mood here! Wonderful pov and xlt render all the way!
I just had to say something about this one because I am a commercial hot air ballon pilot. Great fun...looks like a Cameron, same as mine! That rock looks increadable. Have you tried printing and selling these?