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Published: 2004-01-13 14:42:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 3714; Favourites: 88; Downloads: 590
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insipired by a deconstructed building I photographed some time ago.All images/photography/scans by me - no stock used
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Great concept. It's just such a surreal construction - very striking
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thank you. Your nick is great
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Aargh...this is fantastic! Great concept and i love the tones and textures...
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This is a un-typical attic. Magic (again, i'll use that word)
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Whoa. Looks like something out of a nightmare....
Well done.
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interesting construction. rather catching because of the simplicity. I especially like the colour tones [giving a fine subtle feel of an old " house"] and the fact that you selected the window - you can't see the world through a closed door, but you can see many things through a closed window - even if the glass is somewhat dirty or smudged. great work!!
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I like this much. Very surreal, excellent colors. Great work overall.
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I really like your style, man if I see another amazing pic I'm going to have to dev watch you! lol, Amazing!
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Wow. I love how you can put photos together so well into a surreal scene. I love the feel of this, it makes me reminisce about my old house for some odd reason. The moon shape in the background really adds to this piece.
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absolutly beautiful... i think i saw this previously on abnormis... maybe just deja vu.... really wonderful image.... reminds me of the mckean image(s) (can't remember the title... maybe something about a birdwatcher) of the chairs stacked in a field.... kudos
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The precarious balance in this makes me catch my breath-- your style is something I can never get enough of and I strive to achieve the technical skills at least somewhere near yours 
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very nice work dennis, obviouse that the blending is really great, it adds a strange perspective where you have blurred it slightly at certain points.
what i dont get is why the coffee mug stain brush?
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I made the stain (which is paint btw =]), to emphasize the top a bit, and when you leave it it's missing something, so it was a stylechoice.
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this is well put together...i still am amazed how u actually bring life and feeling to your images.normally when ppl do manip sometimes u see things sometimes u dont...but with yours when u watch you feel the image and what it does...in this instance its distruction and its done exactly what the words says,u see nothing but it all calling apart...great work
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the water stains on that texture really make the piece.
i love it.
it's like your piling pieces of places you have lived ontop of one another to tuck away somewhere.
er..that's the impression i get anyhow.
awesome work!!
+fav.
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Well u are definetely taking DA by storm, and why not - Your works are incredible - the type of things we all probably aspire to be able to do.
This is beautiful - sometimes I feel that I live trapped up in an attick atop a pile of stilts
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Another wonderfully put together piece. Your blending etc is flawless as always. I like how the "stack" begins to blur at the bottom, seems more like a painting there. The concept is surreal looking and as you said makes me think of deconstruction or even aftermath of war. Wonderfully done!!
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anytime you seen this picture? [link] (dresden, 1945) this reminded me powerfully of it
very good work, as always
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no I've never seen that, but thanks for the link, that's really a great photo.
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very wonderful...
I love the agedness of it, and the glass water ring.
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amazing
fav+ really really abstract. how did you do this?
thank god i dont live up there. i got a phobia of heights
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