Portal by durleybeachbum
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Comments (11)
You are very inventive!!!
Really like the blurred version here, well done Andrea.
Nice FX Andrea :)
oh man, Andrea, neither of these is conventional! Your flickr image has little atomic particles in it, and a similar dramatic angle. This one is less conventional though, yes: I love this even more. You did some deep freeze with that locker (yours?), like it's keeping polar bear meat inside. And of course we see some of your signature edge work, with all those colonies and particles and shorelines, etc. I love it on the doors. And your angle is ripe with angles and dipping lines...You made lockers--not exactly a classic subject for "exciting art"--into a dynamic energetic field! I really love this image! Terrific. (This has nothing to do with anything, but you think Moses had a locker? Or Isaiah? After his speech on the lion lying down with the lamb, he says, "ok guys, I gotta go to my locker---later!" Just asking...)
Ok, Mark is officially weird. I had no idea there were wormholes in Bournemouth. I must tell the European Space Agency. Space travel may be closer than we imagine. Super post work. I can easily imagine myself crawling into this and finding myself somewhere on the other side of the galaxy.
When I first looked at this, my thoughts turned to MIB II and the locker scene Cool POV and postwork
How fun, Mark calling Mark weird. They're both officially ... umm ... different! LOL! (I love them both, so of course I mean that in the nicest way!)
Whatever you did to get that glow, it's fantastic!
Wonderful postwork and perfect title... love it!
What an astonishing anomaly you have discovered here! LOL!
Clever image. Very well done!
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.