Memory of the victims of Krakatoa in 1883 by SIGMAWORLD
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krakatao
God is with you
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Comments (87)
Excellent work
Wonderful lighting and emotion. Excellent work.
Wonderful and orginal picture! I remember I first read about in "Five Weeks in a Balloon" by Jules Verne. But I never thought it was real! But it really happened..
Amazing texture and beautiful colors!! Great lighting...very fantastic!!!
A most fitting tribute image with spectacular lighting and posing!!!
very unique conception. very good rendering
Awesome and very cool update of this historical event... Excellent and a fave...
Amazing work here! Great!
Superbe travail :)
Very cool concept
Simply superb!
love the lighting
Superb! Very creative work.
Great scene, fantastic colors!
Wow, great effects. I love all the reflections :)
Very beautiful memorial.
Very good looking image!
Dans cette image j'aime les couleurs je les trouve magnifiques et les personnages en "metal liquide" sont vraiment fantastiques
Splendid piece of Art !
Amazing surreal image, fantastic colours and lighting
BreathTaking image!
Very surreal and magical colors.
WOW YOUR PALETTE IN THIS IS AWESOME. LOVE YOU ATTENTION TO LIGHTING AND DETAILS IN YOU GALLERY. OUTSTANDING WORK. :)
Wonderful conception and perfect execution ! Excellent work!
awsome image
Wow, this reminds me of Dali! What an amazing tribute! Excellent!!!
I've been thinking lately of another volcanic eruption. That of Mount Tambora in 1815, which caused the year without a summer in much of the world. The average global temperatures also fell after the eruption of Krakatoa. It's humbling the power bottled up beneath us that we have no control over. Excellent image! I love its abstract quality and the rich emotion it brings forth. The flowing lava shaped rivulets, the despairing poses of the people, the tortured tree, the damaged human artifacts, and the twisted and entwined object on the left. It is all so beautiful and yet so filled with sadness, that it tears at the emotions. Wonderful design and execution. Beautifully done!