Death in Venice for a photographer by giulband
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
a professional death

Comments (61)
Great idea
Interesting!
Fantastic work.
I agree with richardphotos
Great use of reflection. Nicely done.
You have a special style of expressive! Very remarkably, your surrealitischer Touch!
brilliant and creative as always! impressive philosophy and sense of irony! ;o)
well done !!
Fantastic Render,
Excellent work! Most original! Bravo!
Very creative...excellent!!!
Totally creative and well done with Bryce. It is a fine work. Well done.
Thats a beautiful work!
Very original work. Well done.
Very good skin.
Nicely done!
Nice take around your imagination !
Very impressive! :-)
I like the imagery, but I suspect I have failed to grasp the underlying meaning. Altho I have read Mann's piece - long long ago, which is probably my problem here; I seem to recall an unrequited passion for a youth which undid the artist visiting Venice; and I recall only thinking back then: "what a dirty old man"; a judgement I may no longer have if I were to re-read the story - all of which is to say I don't totally understand this piece based on my imprecise recollections, but again I must say I enjoy the surrealistic imagery you presented anyway.
Very lovely image!!!
Great Work erland
Superb reflections, fascinating work!
Nice and creative scene. I like the idea and concept.
Interesting idea - quite triggering for imagination what could it mean.
A Favourite! Great image!
Shiny!!!! :)
Lots of symbolism here with him spread out on a photo album and surrounded with camera lenses! Excellent!!!
good work !
Fantastico amigo si ke si
Remarkable work! Very well done!