Starship Lighter by steveHolden
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Description
The oil lens was focused on a starship lighter exposed by the dawn in the basin below them. The tall eastern face of the ship glistened in the first light of the sun, but the shadows side still showed yellow portholes from the glowglobes of the night. beyond the ship, the city of Arrakeen lay cold and gleaming in the light of the northern sun.
It wasn't the lighter that excirted Stilgar's awe, Paul knew, but the construction for which the lighter was only the centrepost. A single metal hutment, many stories tall, reached out in a thousand-metre circle from the base of the lighter...
Dune: Frank Herbert
Terrain: Jagged Hills by Virtual Lands
Comments (8)
Impressive atmosphere and image composition !!
Thank you for your kind comments.
I hear you have some good spice... ;) Cool sci-fi work Steve-H!
Excellent spice and mor eon the way. Thank you for taking the time to view and comment on my image.
cool
Thank you so much.
Really fantastic Dune sci-fi! Superbly done!
Thank you for your support and kind words.
Impressive!
Thank you so much. I'm really gald you like it.
WOW my friend... It's really FABULOUS... Marvelous creation and composition also !!!
Thank you, my friend. That means a lot to me.
Well done. Great light and atmosphere, really like the design of the structure. Very cool.
Thank you so very much for your kind words. I'm sorry I haven't replied to your comments earlier but I must have somehow missed the notification. (I can only get on the Internet at work or my daughter's home so sometimes my access can be limited).
Beautiful work and art here. The atmosphere is exactly right for the narrative. Bravo.
Thank you Artform2. To have you praise my lighting in Carrara means a lot to me having seen your georgeous work.