Jungle dawn patrol by faroutsider
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My father-in-law is out of hospital and out of danger, but still very frail. Thanks to everyone for your thoughts and best wishes.
And the band had a successful first gig at the weekend, despite a number of glitches - but as we're playing original music, the audience didn't really notice. However, as we only managed one full practice with all band members before the gig, I think we did remarkably well...
Oh yes - the image... a celebration of life and new beginnings.
Vue 8.4 Infinite, signature in Photoshop CS3. Jungle Dawn by AsileFX from Cornucopia.
Thanks for looking and for your comments/favourites on my previous images.
Craig
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Comments (28)
Woah, quite an impressive image. You really gave this a great sense of depth. Amazing atmosphere, great work!
Amazing view here a delightful image, splendid creation, loved it!
An excellent image to celebrate new beginning...nice work! And good news about your father-in-law and the band!
wonderful work! RS
Beautifully done!!
Great scene! Wonderful depth/atmosphere!
beautiful landscape!
Wonderful!
Incredible image, soaring into the haze of a new morning. Must be spring time there. Sounds like the band-thing went well and glad to hear your father-in-law is better. Will your band be recording?
Great depth in this, love the atmo :)
Killer job on this one - I like it! 5+
Glad to hear it! Nicely done! ")
Beautiful scene ! Sorry, I didn't know your father-in-law was ill. Wish him a speedy recovery
Beautiful done! Hope your father will feel better soon!
Wonderful high jungle scape and atmosphere, Craig!!!
Wonderful news about your father in law! Beautiful work on this image, it's beautiful.
Beautiful view and render!!
So peacefull and wonderful!
First Friend - the best wishes for your Dad - I will pray he feel soon better - your work is always for me a eyecatcher and is a honor for me to comment your work
Very good scene.
Thanks for all the great news. Glad to hear that your father-in-law is in the safe zone now. How great that your band had a good show. Love your scene work. The lighting is super. I especially like the way the fog is lifting in the background. Super work and super news. Have a good one.
Very pretty image
Excellent work sounds as if you have been through it recently..
excellent work, awesome wide view!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent work!!
the fact that I skipped a few images says nothing about the images: Only that, when I write such long comments, I can't do everything I've missed, at least not the first time around. (I hope I can get back for the others.) But I end tonight with this, because it's the natural conclusion to the last image. I again hope your father-in-law will heal fully and feel his old energies return. Re the image: Pieces like this are about---to some degree---differing layers of light & haze & atmospheric decay. Decay in the sense of how objects dissolve in atmosphere as one goes further back (something the Renaissance masters insisted artists start to learn; and which the Oriental masters had learned centuries earlier.) In photography, it would be an effort to capture pronounced foreground with increasingly more dissolved background: So you have layered grays and desaturated blues, etc, as each layer of ground & mountain goes back in space. With white clouds sweeping into the peak-lines. Layer over layer (with the final dissolution in the back-most mountains. All very well done.) Then, as photographers would also try to capture, you've bridged background & foreground with highly defined birds. Because, while they're in silhouette (mostly), their presence is commanding: They're the sharp presences that pull fore & background together. And they're in flight, which bodes well & healingly for your father-in-law. Again, the Oriental masters (from the Tang, Song & Yuan Dynasties) explored this kind of fog-covered landscape constantly; and they added remarkable detail via houses, walkers, streams, etc, right in the midst of the haze: You have something in common with them. Well, I regret to leave your gallery for now, but I hope to be back sooner than before. And it's a pleasure to be here once more and see the fineness of your mind & heart, as they assemble & 'paint' these beautiful scenes. And once more, I wish great healing to your father in law. You did 2 fine pieces for him. (I saw the others---and "Rite of Strings" made me smile alot because I studied "The Rite of Spring" years back. Even Stravinsky would approve!) Besides, I love to hear about your musical adventures. I've been there, and know what it's like...More highly sensitive work, Craig. I hope to be back soon!
this makes the mouth open wow
yr vue landscapes are always knock outs