Stone-Aged Dawn by tresamie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is my entry for the Bryce Forum Challenge - "A Page From History."
Stonehenge was built in several phases over approximately 4000 years. The main features of the first phase were a ditch and bank and a number of holes for timber posts.
Another phase was a new round of holes with timbers, along with the massive Trilithons, followed by a circle of Sarsen stones.
This image is of the first Trilithon built, and its very first Midsummer's dawn.
It was quite a challenge to do a historical image with no people in it! I enjoyed it and learned some new things.
Ground mat from the DTE challenge, timber mats are photo mats from various sources, stone mats are tweaked presets.
Comments (10)
Very nice idea and colors!
I always thought the stones were rectangular. You learn something every day! Wonderful job. The sky's to die for.
Superb image tres...Good luck with the challenge:-)
Good one, Tres. The sky is excellent :)
Inspiring.
Together with Your interesting comments this immage has double value.Would be nice to have it at some book about history.Good luck at the challenge-You have a point :)
Thumbs up on this entry!
i love to see you in bryce :) keep it up I admire you for this :)
Hi "You"! I like your fractal works a lot, but so many images, can't comment any human beeing! Why do you not refine and perfect your bryce works?!? Greetings! Th.
An excellent rendering.