flying dutchman? by rocserum
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Description
UF3/psp and the net.
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A heavy cloudy atmosphere, the fracwaves endles rolling, A thin moon, it asks for a dark silhouet in the distance, so I let come up the shadow of this ship on the horizon.Is it a explorer? or a pirate? It has no lights on top...
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Comments (16)
Cool job RS Right atmosphere Good postwork
OH, mammmaaaa!!! Superb!!!!!!
Fantastic scene! Love the atmosphere and eerie mood to this. Nice work! (:
"v" totally outstanding work RS this is simply gorgeous beautiful work
Enchanting scene. I love the fractal waves and the ship. Wonderful composition!!!
Stupendous and very imaginative fractal Roc...!! Vote
Wonderful image, love all those shades of blue. Pure excellence!!
an awesome mood picture. We once owned a sailboat we named "Flying Dutchmen" and sailed Lake Tahoe. But never in this kind of cold, windy weather... Thank you for the memory!
Makes me feel good to look at this. Love the sky, and the composition is so outstanding. Beautiful colors and a dreamy dyanamic presentation.
Awesome!, I love the blues,very beautiful,love your style of work!
I love the sky and the waves...wonderful color on this. ;o)
This is a ghostly picture! I can almost hear the phantom laughing!
Smugglers entering a remote Cornish cove under cover of darkness, an absolute stunner RS!! V
Excellent fractal!
Wonderful! It makes me think privateers returning after a lucrative few weeks at sea. V
Wow, I want to call this a great minimalist image, but it looks so awesome with all the finer details. Glad to help place this in the H20.