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Published: 2013-07-21 17:43:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 15482; Favourites: 561; Downloads: 825
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This is the last image in my series of the "orange lines". Chronologically, it takes place a long time after "The Exit" (or "The Exit Alternative", they are different illustrations of the same concept/moment).So, the whole series goes like this, until now, in chronological order (which is not the sequence in which I posted them):
First Dream:
Wake up:
Awake:
The Exit / The Exit Alternative:
As always, this was rendered in Vue, with no photo-montage and with minimum post-work.
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The distances is breathtaking part of the entire picture and this is that picture i'm talking about. The moment you starting realize that the nature have an ability to force you spend a day or even a night under the skies. Time of the day is the second part of the mood creating component. The lighting as i expected is very bright and suitable.
Forest which is far and the flowers which is the closer helps people feel this nature fully, comparing as if there are no flowers at all. The is the one of the masterpieces of this talented author so i can't find something what would be bad there.
Very decent work.
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Wow...this is...just wow. I've never seen the other parts of this "series" of pictures, but this just as a stand-alone piece is breathtaking. All of the added minor details makes it so realistic and alive...the ivy and dandelions and other small varieties of flowers look so natural. The branch overlaying the mountain looks very naturally placed as well (Although if I was that girl I'd be terrified XD) and the landscape is just amazing...the clounds, the different clusters of trees and mountains, everything. I love the ray of sun coming from the right of the scene and the flock of birds casually passing by. The only thing that looks a little out of place is the small platform to the left of the stone stairs. I don't think it really does that much to detract from the beauty of the scene, in fact, if anything, it adds to the perfect imperfect already present as a result of the naturally places flowers and treebranches, I just don't really understand WHY it is there. Anyway, I really love this. GREAT WORK!!!
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Thank you for the insightful critique.
Yes, you're right, that platform is indeed out of place. That is on purpose and it's the link to the other images in the series. It's there mainly to mark the passage of time since the other events took place in the other images, to show that it's all gone now, part of the past. This is all part of the story in my head for this sequence... 
Thanks again!
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You're welcome!! I had a feeling that the platform had a purpose ^-^ I'll definitely take a look!Β
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I've been looking for you. You're the one.Β
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has the dreamer left her mark on nature of was it already there? hmm...so many points of interpretation....either way beautiful piece, Arthur
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Wow, I can't empathize with the relax of the image. I wouldn't be able to relax in that branch. It makes me feel tense, hehe.
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I know, that "conflict" is intentional. The title may help to shed some light on my intentions with this image.
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Such a beautiful and carefully crafted scene, I love the precarious perch!
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Absolutely beautiful - and can I go there!?
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Wish I was at a place like that. Quite amazing.
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Wow! 
The amount of work you put into the details & the background is amazing!
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And you seriously render this all on a single old i7?!!?
O.o
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Love it!
The forest in the background is purely amazing!
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that's so beautiful again...so well thought...and such a great final of a spectacular series!
Thank you!
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the landscape full of realism...those details!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Fantastic image, so beautiful and highly detailed! 
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