Portal to the Stars by TwoPynts
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Comments (41)
Beautiful work on blending these 3 shots together. And that sky is just GORGEOUS!!! What an amazing blue color! WOW! Have a great Easter buddy...again. #:O)
looking real good . thanks for the writting too
what an amazing compo!! love what you have done here !!! that cloud!! ohh , it looks to me almost like a dancer dancing right under the moon!!
wowwwwwww, impressiv image and excellent composition color and lighting, i like very much.. BRAVO... Hugs
This is an awe-inspiring image. I think it is a perfect image for the dedication. Congrats!
Amazing compo , it's splendid!!! Bravo :)
Very creative and lovely image:)
Very surreal. I like this for it's simplicity too! KP
very talented presentation.Superb piece of work.Vote have a great day
A very fine image and dedication to these brave people, that risk - and give! - there lives, to explore the universe! And also very interesting history! Very well done!
Coool combination, great looking image, very creative and well presented:):)..V+
Striking
Love all the info Kort and the work is out of this world :o)...cool quote too !
Amazing work here, Kort ! I do love it !!!
Another wonderful piece of work....Fantastic!!!!
Let's see--wasn't Columbia named after Columbus? Has the flavor of "Pigeonland" in Latin and the Latin languages. And talk about firsts--it was the old Soviets who were first into OUTER spacewith Sputnik, Muttnik, and the first Cosmonaut. Guess they had THE RIGHT STUFF, hmmm. And, since even "Outer Space" is not "empty", there is no qualitative difference in "space", wherever it happens to be found. So much for Hoyle. Now about the Red Shift....Oh, SUPERB IMAGE!
Superb surrealism. I love what you are doing with this series. Excellent work !!! V
I love what your doing here!!!! Amazing postwork and it just keeps getting better!!!! I got to see one of the Shuttles land once, it was an amazing experience!
Great compo. Must add that April 12 is observed as The Day of Austronautics in Russia. On that day in 1961 Yuri Gagarin, the 1st astronaut (cosmonaut, as we say in Russia) made just a single round-the-globe trip.
lovely picture Kort
Very impressive work... Excellent. Aloha
a wonderful artwork!!! love the surrealism and the simplicity of elements... a masterpiece!
It's beautiful Kortalouche.You have done a wonderful job compositing these three elements.They blend perfectly,but still have that otherworldly quality.I love surrealistic images,and this is a great one.As always,I look forward to where you will go with this.Have a great day!-M :^)
Great image. well put together
simply beautiful ! Bravo !
Not to forget Valentina, Valentina Teresjkova, the first woman in space, so beautifully eternalised in a song by the great communist protest singer of Chile, Violeta Parra, and her daughter with the most beautiful voice in the world, Isabel Parra. Also, Kort, this image is wonderful! Beautifully composited composition! ;-)
Beautiful shot.
VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Space visits are still so young in our history, but we keep dreaming of going further and further! Wonderful capture, love the humanoid form in the cirrus cloud! Gorgeous work, Kort!