Morocco #17 : Mosque (Ouarzazate) by GiMi53
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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The same Mosque in Ouarzazate…
Again playing with PhotoFiltre…
Thank you very much for your comments on my previous upload :
"Minareflet... To congratulate Jean-Louis (Zorg1955)"
"Minareflet... To congratulate Jean-Louis (Zorg1955)"
Comments (26)
Excellent work spectacular
Did you enjoy kif??
Une image superbe, beaucoup de créativité et les couleurs sont magnifiques.
Well done!!!!!!!!!!!
Très belle photo et excellent travail en postwork avec photofiltre.
This is another very unusual image but also very interesting. Good art.
Wow thats just an amazing shot.
It make you feel like you have been out in the dessert for to long...that wonderful thing you see thats not there... Ya this looks like that.. very beautiful....excellent work...
effets très jolis.
belle effet !
very dreaming:) My art
Hi Michel, this is an excellent piece of computer-art. The colors are outanding!! and the framing the finishing touch!! Good start for a very nice weekend, Henk
Wonderful work. My first thought was that it reminds me just slightly of Salvador Dali. :-)
your Morocan shots are fabulous....this is fantastic!
Brilliant work!
la férie continue par ces phénomènes de réfraction provoqués. C'est beau.
Playing with the photo filter !... Superb Results !!!!!!!! , Thanks Ana
Wonderful waves and lovely colours. Big Hugs
This is great; great fun! :)))
pas mal du tout cet effet !!!
Superbe Michel!
Fantastic!!! :^)
Very stunning and fantastic....
FANTASTIC! Effects are perfect! *****!
wonderful effect!!
Très joli, avec juste ce qu'il faut pour perturber l'oeil du spectateur dont le regard va alors rester accroché à l'image.