Storm Coming by ladylake
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OpenArt AI and PSP
Comments (19)
Ein wunderschönes Bild
Thank you.
Nicely done painterly image. - Bob
Thanks, Bob
A whole story in one image !
Thanks a lot
Very nice
Thanks Ian
This is really beautiful work.
Thanks my friend.
Yes storm is coming to USA :) (Trump storm)
No, Trump storm. Fake news! :-)
Very nice. Lighting in the building is great. As is the light reflected in the water.
Thank you.
Absolutely fantastic my friend👍🙋♂️
Thanks, Saby.
This is beautiful. Love the lighting. I'd stay there
I would also. Thanks for your comment.
Great scene!
They better pull up those boats and tie them up good, then close all the shutters!
Doesn't see, like they are very prepared, does it? They need your help. :-)
wonderful place to live.
REO Speedwagon.
Thanks a lot.
Looks very beautiful despite the coming storm
Thank you.
Love this one!
Thank you a lot.
As an image, it's so warm and inviting, but seeing the title, I'm really worried for these islanders.
I think you should be. :-)
Wonderful creation !
Thanks, water.
beautiful
Thanks Jazzie.
When the weather is nice, that would be a wonderful place to live!
I agree. Thanks for the comment.
I would be moving to higher ground...lol
Superb :)
Thanks, Steff.
Another of your fine landscapes...this draws us in to the house immediately,, because of the intense reddish yellow light beaming from inside: that buttery yellow that one gets from a home when the outside goes all gray. The two boats---with people in them (they better get outa those things and get inside soon)---'tame' the river a little; but one sense that soon that river will be raging. Your waves create that feeling strongly.
This is tropical (you wouldn't see palm trees in Chicago!), and one wonders if that wooden house is gonna hold up! The sky tones---alternating between those pale, pre-storm jaundiced yellows, and those metallic grays (the couds) speak of a storm from hell. I assume Texas has similar skies to the midwest when a storm is brewing: Here, the world goes still, the wind stops, the sky turns the above colors; then darker, and darker, until it's a pea green...and then---boom! All hell breaks loose. It'll pour boulders for 30 minutes, until it's suddenly over. And you come out from hiding and trees are broken, branches are strewn everywhere, there are broken windows, downed poles, etc...that's what this reminds me of. Very well done. And the water has smooth sections which fill like gold-tinged mirrors.
This image reminds me of an approaching Texas storm for sure. Just a few weeks ago we got 14" of rain in half a day!!!