Light in the Night by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a shot I took from the car, on our way home form Copenhagen today. Made a little postwork on it, as you see. I like the result. Hope you do too.
Have a wonderful weekend.
We had nice weather all day, but some of the clouds were quite dark and threatening. We did have a little snow on the way home. BUT tomorrow we expect MUCH SNOW. Later on. Maybe monday, it will thaw again
Thank you for your always welcome viewing, commenting and fav to my previous post. :-)

Comments (13)
What a cool looking photo, I love the wild lighting effect you created Helle
Beautiful composition. excellent work
Stunning!
Rather exciting..a wild pic for odd weather. You must get a ferry on these journeys, Helle. I should be interested to see that.
Superb capture Helle. God Bless.
Wow, cool graphic ;o)))))))))))))))
This is a 'glowing' shot Helle, nice work.
Cool shot and postwork. Looks like everything is frozen.
Such a great mood you've made with this, Helle. I'm glad you came home safe too. And I guess you had a lovely time in Copenhagen.
Well seen & nicely postworked...
Nicely done!! I wish we had snow :|
Lovely image, Helle! Great postwork! :)
Oooh! Oooh! Oooh! How did I miss this when you posted it? I mean, really! How did I miss this! I love what you've done with it. I think I mentioned, a while ago, that I have read The Great Gatsby but the only part of it I really liked was the cover! It had a "feeling" similar to this one: city lights at night, and it seemed so alive and lively and very stylized. It was a nice painting for a gallery wall, and so it worked nicely as a book cover. It was also the original cover for the novel. This "painting" has a similar feeling. It's at night, but it's warm and cozy, and I love the way parts of this look as if you used a pallet knife to apply the colors!