Stormy by ejn
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Description
I get distracted too easily. Today I told myself to stop messing about and sort out my images...then I found this and started to play.
I shot the boats near Flamborough head. The rest is a combination of my own images and photoshop brushes.
Maybe tomorrow I will sort out my images.
Yesterday was 18 months since I stopped smoking....
Comments (14)
beau travail!
This is jaw-dropping. I am sucked in and spit out in one breath but the power and beauty. Stellar work.
Excellent work! Very exciting image. Congrats on stopping smoking...it's not easy to do for some of us. For me, the third time did the trick. Stick with it!
Great composition, colors and PW!
This is for me outstanding wow !!
Definitely play first, file later (or never!). You never know when inspiration will strike you again....
Stunning capture and post work. Congratulations on stopping smoking. God Bless.
excellent done !!
amazing image. Congratulations. I'm at 19 months and counting.....
What excellent work! And congrats on the smoking cessation!
So long as you are doing these, the sorting can wait! Congratulations, on reaching 18 months! I'm at 18 years now, and would be dead if I had not quit.
Beautiful composition, love the angels on the boats- thanks for sharing! :)
Selina Photography™
Gorgeous boats. Looks like they're bearing down on the viewer, coming out from a dreamland. Just keep saying no to the smokes....and a hearty congratulations. Damn the tobacco companies.
sorry i've been so remiss about commenting! and congratulations on stopping smoking. the clouds you've painted in this are definitely reminiscent of smoke. i love the camera angle. the postwork is very consistent, and gives this a coherently illustrated look. it looks like something fantastic is happening.