Happy Landing.... by blondeblurr
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Description
I spotted these parachute jumpers, riding in tandem near Coolangatta Airport - slightly off course - they landed on the soft sands of Kirra Beach...for a change !
Another mix of 2 photos, the other was a rock wall
with Xero filter tweaking.
Cheers *BB*
Comments (23)
How cool is this... great technique!! Have a happy Saturday!
Never get me tied into one of those contraptions!
Great postwork on this one! at least they're heading away from the sharp structures
What a very clever job you've done, dear Brigitte! An outstanding image, so special!
Wow, I really like this BB. And it gives me some thoughts for the future too. Excellent.
Looks rather perilous! Lol! Great shots and manip!
Very well worked, great image.
Just like some crazed base-jumpers leaping from the nearest tall building ! Can't belive the rock wall postwork effects, it's off the scale, just like your own Dystopia ! Way kool & ~Cheers~ :o)
Really nice post work! Very well done.
It reminda me of a newspaper collage..most effective!
wonderful work!!
EXCELLENT, INTRIGUING IMAGE
Very nicely done. Thanks for the comment check out Deatheater prepares again and see what yor comment has done. thanks again GB
Very impressive work for a very effective image. Well done.
Very cool!!!
Fantastic work.
Glad they had a soft landing as they appear to be very close to that jagged wall. Very cool photo manipulation.
Interesting work, very well composed!
Extraordinary! Fantastic work!
Your interpretation is very creative - nice work I like this very much !
cool postwork, cool picture!!
Cool render!
Art teaches us that distortion, decay and ruin are sources of art; and boy does this bring that home. This looks almost like a pixellated ruined television picture---it's a digital 'breakup', and it's glorious. We can see the parachuter in front, and we can see some kind of rocks; but the effect is like a futuristic city, with amazing towers, very modernist formations, the kind of line-intersections that Frank Lloyd Wright loved. And to see the darker sections intersect with the lighter ones---we see worlds interacting with other worlds. And I love the pure undiluted "sky" hues in the upper left and right corners---pure graphic expression, unchanged undiluted. This is a knockout. Thank you for sending me here, I love this piece! (If I've given you links to Frank Lloyd Wright before, forgive the repeats. But if not, you'll see why your piece reminded me of him. The first 3 are his window designs---stained glass. The last is his most celebrated early work from his "prairie style" ((because the prairie style was developed for the prairie states)). It's in Chicago, and I went to grad school right next to this gem ((at Univ. of Chicago)). I saw it every day. Anyway, when you look at the line collisions and abstract patterns you created above, you can see why Wright comes to mind. Since I know you like Mondrian, I assume you'll like these. The links: http://ep.yimg.com/ay/pomegranate/frank-lloyd-wright-designs-2014-mini-wall-calendar-4.jpg http://static.squarespace.com/static/500821d584aef6ab9cd1639c/t/50a8e9f4e4b0ea694c538764/1353247221894/ http://grainger-arts-and-crafts-studio.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/img038.jpg http://www.flwright.org/sites/default/files/detail/robietours.jpg)