Up the Beach by ACS-001
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This was made from stock.xchng photos by Tijmen, Wernher, Ngould, and Sinto, all blended together in Photoshop Elements. It's named after a Jane's Addiction song. Comments are welcome if you'd like to feed my ego, but for those storing up negative remarks I'll let you know I'm happy with this image and will fix any problems I see in my own time. Thanks for looking.

Comments (6)
You have all rights to be proud of this work IMO! It is perfect blended and lets the imagination go... Wonderfull, like this music too ~Uwe
I think its a fabulous piece of work! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder!! OUTSTANDING
Very cool composite. It's fascinating.
I felt the sea named mother and a human being to this work powerfully It is full of love and is sad with nostalgia and is very rich very excellent
I hate to break it to you Cannonn, but there was never anything deep behind this image. I just combined a bunch of stock photos in a way I thought looked cool, and interestingly surreal. That's pretty much how I do all my images; I'm not so much a poet as an inspired nerd. I'm still flattered that you think so well of me!
I find deep this picture, despite of your comment-answer. The sky above(the high of someone), the waves in the middle(the subconsciense, here with a clean, brave and like 'artistic' predominance, the skulls in the sand(animals death from a long time -the past of the earth; the place where one live with his integral entity), and the shadow of a person, not the visible person, like the 'long shadow of someone', in the vedantas meanings. Still not enough raisons for you, sure. --Excellsius!