Mother of Pearl by Digimon
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Recognize the elements in this picture?
When I posted my second entry to the (Innertraveller) Bryce challenge,
Comments (23)
Awesome underwater scene, the effect of the bottom of the boat above and the anchor in the sand is terrific and that pearl is just gorgeous but way too big for my necklace darnnit.
it's a beauty....!
Translation is tricky business. Saddam Hussein's "Mother of Battles" had nothing to do with size, as most English speakers presumed (no doubt under the influence of slangy and invariably large Muffocks, etc.) The sense was chronological, genealogical, and, as it turns out....
I remember your other image. While I would agree that the other one is more eye catching, this isn't that bad of an underwater scene in it's own right.
agree zoren,its beauty..!
Xcellent underwater scene !!!
Lovely reflections in the water and the pearl--nicely composed and beautiful-Splendid work!
Very nice! Where's Sponge Bob? KP
those sharks in the background look menacing. a n outstanding undersea image Eric
Lovely scene and excellent bryce design. !!~******~!!
Well done, Eric. All it needs is a little more junk on the bottom; an outboard motor, the rusting hulk of a car, maybe a washing machine, etc. . . . Ok. I just went and looked at 'Water by the Cubic Foot'. Great job on both!
That's indeed one Mother of a pearl! Is that a fractal texture? Superb scene, but nothing can out do your surrealistic "Water by the Cubic Foot"! ;) Bravo!
wonder how someone going to ware it. lol it too big for that . But it do look lovely
Very crisp underwater scene, but the second one ROCKS ! totally outside the cubist, now I have to call you the digital Picasso, BRAVO in both cases ~Cheers~ :o)
Oh yes,I remember that one...I thought it was fabulous!!!So these are the elements you used.What a difference!This is so sweet and elegantly simple and the other out-standing and brilliant surrealism!It's really hard to judge this one fairly when reminded of that other work,because it really is off-the-charts exceptional.But both are wonderful,Eric and show you are truly gifted.Have a great weekend!-M :^)
Your first ? Magic for me ! Superb !
A very beautiful scene!
Excellent underwater scene....
Cool scene.
That is one big pearl? Hey, if Mr. Crabs is her dad, who is the "mother of Pearl"? =]
wonderful underwater scene,love the beautiful big pearl,I`m a pearl collecter LOL,excellent art work EricV
What, no butterflies? ;-)
Image de grande beauté, trés creative et originale!!!!