The secret of the abandoned Observatory by UteBigSmile
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Today just one graphic from me, so make your own thoughts about what this abandoned observatory is all about.
A full-size view would be appropriate!
Many thank's for all your comments on my previous uploads, I wish you all a pleasant day!
PS. I will try to come tonight in your galleries.
Comments (37)
I am reminded of 'Jurassic Park.' I wonder if the Dino's made this mess. They are very sloppy you know.
Can't see any here - Lol! I thank you for all your nice comments on my previous uploads dear Dag!
well, it's not abandoned any more. It looks like important stuff is being planned. I love the old ship in the background and the people on the horses.
Very nicely done!
Dieser Observations Tower paßt ganz hervorragend zu diesem Background. Mir gefallen die vielen Kleinigkeiten, die es zu entdecken gibt.
most fantastic work.
Cool, nice feel to this image
(again, I'm skipping some wonderful images...I wish I had 48 hour days...)
I love that you left the mystery of this image "up in the air"---we don't know what happened here, we don't know the mystery, but it doesn't matter: Your details are wildly diverse, and they draw us in. Again you've mixed several time periods and characters, etc: very creative once again. You have futuristic space warriors, you have (I assume) bona fide cowboys on horses, you have these wild planes that land on water (and they actually look like they''ve crashed, even though they haven't), you have an 18th or 19th C huge sail boat in the distance, and these strange helicopters which look like they came out of an old Jules Verne novel ("20,000 Leagues under the Sea," etc). And a beautiful sunset sky, with gorgeous silken water, and a rocky shoreline (and palm trees too!) So when we look at the observatory---another 19th-century structure---it all fits together. What a creative collection you have here! And I love the witch on the observatory walk-way---she must have flown in from the Wizard of Oz...And you space all of this across an open land/seascape, so it's not crowded. THis is a place where people from every century can come, and we have no idea what they do when they get here, but we don't care. A wonderful piece, a very creative pot pourri with a strong green and blue tone throughout, and a beautiful sunset too...
Ute, I'm at an hour and I have to stop now, bu. I'll be back for more soon. It's a pleasure as always, take care and stay well, I hope you're doing ok!
Good evening my friend, I just saw that your are walking through the galleries, happy to know that you have been in mine as well, gonna have a look at your comments tormorrow, now it's bedtime for me (here it's 02:13 Hours). Good night and sweet dreams.