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Published: 2012-08-31 09:35:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 35986; Favourites: 1154; Downloads: 56311
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The very last stop, the end of line.Moving to Berlin 6 months ago was very exciting as I knew that I would get a whole new world to be inspired by. This is my first Berlin environment montage and there is a lot more to come. All the parts are shot around my neighborhood and the sky was shot from an airplane window on my last trip to Sweden. Comments on improvements and changes are welcome.
What comes to your mind when you see it?
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Superb work.Β It would be a test of my acrophobia to visit there.Β Cheers.
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For the question in the last row: somehow it reminds me Escher, but also the Tienanmen MountainΒ
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Very cool!Β Clean, detailed, and a little spooky.
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This would be great if you'd add a mood in it.. Almost all your works are on my favorites! NICE CONCEPTS, man!
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This is really amazing.Β A hospice is what came to mind when I saw this. Great workΒ Β
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there is good, there is the so good and then there is you! absolutely brilliant!
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Interesting idea! If I saw it in real life, I'd be really interested in how well is this thing connected with that rock, and how stable is that rock.
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This is an original masterpiece. I still adore this work!
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Your last trip and there's no turning back.
This is what came into my mind at first glance.
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Monty Python's The Meaning of Life : The Crimson Permanent Assurance.
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With your permission, I am going to write a short story on this absolutely awesome piece of artwork.
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please do, I would love to hear that!
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lol Alright, I'll send it to you when it is completed! Thanks!
-Zach
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Eerie and beautiful! Β It's a wonderful combination of familiar, civilized elements (the house, a path leading presumably back to more familiar civilization), and then the surreal (where the world just seems to drop off and be lost in the mists). Β I find it kind of funny that there's graffiti on the walls (now THAT'S dedication! 
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Same for me it remind me "Spirited away". Very well done.
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Can't help but be reminded of "Spirited away" Beautiful movie, and this brings the Bathhouse to mind.Β
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that's a great movie!
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Like something out of a Neil Gaiman SANDMAN story. Lovely!
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I absolutely love this picture!
I'd like to write a story about this... something curious and funny and mysterious and spiritual and... a mounth of other things! It's really suggestive, especially 'cause I'm a jobless architect... Β
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this work makes me feel like as if I can write a movie about this..(:
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This one is definitelly one of my favourite!
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What's the difference between my house and your house?
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My house is in an end pit & in the sky!!! 
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Haha! Cool Work!! I would be interested who made these grafiti x) hope they didnt fall!
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Oh no ! Looks like this old person has reached the end of the line and is trying to commit suicide !!
Very creative work ! I guess moving was really inspiring for you !
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What comes to my mind (and I'm sure not only to my mind) is the bathhouse from the movie spirited away 
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Terrific job. view should be striking out the window of the house
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I love it. There's a huge amount of solitude in this but it still seems calm and cheerful. It doesn't seem sad at all but very peaceful and perky.
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What a vision! Yet I wouldn't like to live there
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This is stunning.
What I love about your work is that every image takes me to a new world which is both terrifying and intriguing in equal measure. You toy beautifully with our perceptions of normality.
In awe!
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What comes to mind for me are several things:
First of all, I like the manip overall. But since you asked....
Why is the end of the line in the clouds? Did the building just spring up there? The train tracks aren't slanted to indicate an uphill ride to get up into the clouds. Does the train just go in reverse to get back down? Maybe seeing a train would help to clarify that.
Is the person at the bottom of the stairs going to jump?
How did the tree get there and why don't we see any roots coming out of the ground beneath the building?
I like the idea of it being the end of the line for life and that the people are waiting to die but why are there only 2 of them?
Where does the electricity come from for the street lamp?
The artistry is well done as far as manipulating the photo. I probably wouldn't have mentioned all of the above if you hadn't asked what comes to mind. Your question provoked me to question your work. So good job on that!!
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Lovely questions and thoughts!
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Not at all! That's what thought-provoking art is all about!
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What comes to your mind when you see it?
where's the rest of the city ? why there is a railway(?) station for one building/house ? how did they made those Graffiti !! how that big tree lives at the top of the house or is it behind the house ? how cold is there ? why not those people wearing mufflers or sweaters or holding umbrella for clouds !!! what is the name of that pick, "end of the line" ? what time of the day it is, morning or evening ? where are the safety precautions for thunder storms..
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love your thoughts on it
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could you tell me which one is better, Nikon D5200 or Canon 60D, because i cant decide myself ..
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then I vote for canon 60d
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thanks for your reply,
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