Never ending climb by kbrog
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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PaintShop Pro X4
This started out as a shot looking down under a pier.
Hope you all enjoy and please zoom.
Thanks for the comments.
Comments (30)
Very interesting image!!!
wild photo manip Kim, very cool!
Amazing manipulation work Kim. Looks like a dangerous climb. Awesome colors ,lighting, details and depth. Trippy in zoom.
Very cool manipulation Kim. This looks like a fractal. Super job.
It looks like a Fisheye lens was used here:)..Excellent Work
This is really amazing to look at in zoom. :))))) Most excellent work my friend. :))))) Thank you for sharing. :)))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))
A super mind boggling result Kim.
OH!! I think I wouldnt even begin :-) But it is so beautiful indeed.
Wow! This is a cool one!
Very cretive work.
Great picture!
brilliant excellent work it just blows the mind to have to climb it
Excellent effect! Great work! :)
did a super good job on the post work
very cool kaleidoscope effect Kim
cool realisation of an idea!
looks like a fractal work, great image
Great shot and work, like looking through a stargate...
I love this one! I can see the remnants of the pier but when I look into this fractal Kim – I feel that I am inside the lens of a lighthouse. I great feeling.
Right off the wall!
wonderful and hypnotic image!!
WOW....What a fantastic photo and effects Kim, the most beautiful design my friend, amazing depth! 10*
Excellent work!
Splendid work and colors.
Wow this is some awesome work hon.
Pretty neat!
Wonderful effect , great manipulation , Kim !
AWESOME VIEW
Wonderful composition.
very creative Kim...I like this sort of thing. You may be inspiring me to something like this...I haven't fiddled for awhile:)