Days of Yore - Seaside by ladylake
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playground ai, psp
Comments (13)
nice sepia tones, give it a vintage look
Thanks.
You really are a good creative artist !
What a nice comment. Thank you.
Nice image, like the muted washed out colours, and that wide open vista...!... what's your thoughts on playground ai...
So far so good, haven't used it enough to really tell ya.
outstanding in every way
Thank you.
Like a photo! Love it!
Thank you.
Damn fine.
Thank you
Oh' just one word: Brilliant!!!!!
Thanks for your lovely comment.
Stunning and mood inspiring!
Thanks a bunch for looking and your comment.
Uh-Oh, this one did I miss: Another great one. It the human, who make the choice at least. Great taste!
Thank you for your comment. Always appreciated.
Wow! Outstanding scene
Thanks for looking and the comment.
Very nice! Reminds me of a scene from a movie or the cover of a book.
Your comment is appreciated.
(I've got to leave some shorter comments---you've posted so many beautiful images, I can't get to them all, lol! Since the 1st, you've posted such a wide array...)
I love this. It has a gentle desolation...and that's not bad: Rather it's a sense of total solitude. Even if it has a slightly lonely feeling, it oozes with the quiet and inner peace of a memory. Anyone who's lived on the sea knows this scene. Way away from cities, just the water and land...infinity. Beautiful.
(If you don't know it, check out a famous Andrew Wyeth painting called "Christina's World". It should be on the web. It's a very bleak painting---yours isn't. But the wyeth has some of the same coloring, and feeling of reaching back to distand memories...)
Thanks for your nice comment. I will check out the Wyeth painting.