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- Budapest x Khao Sok -

This is a mash-up of panorama shots from my two most recent vacations to Hungary and Thailand. This was quite fun and unexpected, I might even do this more often.
The original panorama plate was taken with my phone and came with a distortion created by three diverging vanishing points on the horizontal line. Working with this plate began as an interesting experiment but soon started to give me trouble when I had to adjust my objects according to those three vanishing points. I couldn't really decide whether I wanted to cover up the distortion or to take advantage of it. Anyway, please remind me never to work with my own cell phone panorama plates again in the future.

That being said, I'm sorry for the really long hiatus. My absense was caused by a number of reasons: very tedious collaborative artwork (still not finished!), followed by an extra long artist block and a new job environment. I'm hoping to be more active again from now after things have settled down a bit and my inspiration has returned to me.

Thanks a lot to the stock providers for the additional images I used in this composition:
Beamish steam stock 17 by Random-Acts-Stock | Amelia 6 and Browncoat - Stock Reference 39 by faestock | Drakkar 2 and Drakkar 7 by tigrrre | Free Stock: Ship by Onistocke | Tomb Explorer 03 by Null-Entity | Maine Stock 038 by FairieGoodMother | Maine Sail 2 by archistock | Smoke #2 by CrateboySTOCK | Windmill 3305 and Windmill 3350 by zummerfish | other images my own or from visualhunt.com

As always, thanks for stopping by!

Description
- Budapest x Khao Sok -

This is a mash-up of panorama shots from my two most recent vacations to Hungary and Thailand. This was quite fun and unexpected, I might even do this more often.
The original panorama plate was taken with my phone and came with a distortion created by three diverging vanishing points on the horizontal line. Working with this plate began as an interesting experiment but soon started to give me trouble when I had to adjust my objects according to those three vanishing points. I couldn't really decide whether I wanted to cover up the distortion or to take advantage of it. Anyway, please remind me never to work with my own cell phone panorama plates again in the future.

That being said, I'm sorry for the really long hiatus. My absense was caused by a number of reasons: very tedious collaborative artwork (still not finished!), followed by an extra long artist block and a new job environment. I'm hoping to be more active again from now after things have settled down a bit and my inspiration has returned to me.

Thanks a lot to the stock providers for the additional images I used in this composition:
Beamish steam stock 17 by Random-Acts-Stock | Amelia 6 and Browncoat - Stock Reference 39 by faestock | Drakkar 2 and Drakkar 7 by tigrrre | Free Stock: Ship by Onistocke | Tomb Explorer 03 by Null-Entity | Maine Stock 038 by FairieGoodMother | Maine Sail 2 by archistock | Smoke #2 by CrateboySTOCK | Windmill 3305 and Windmill 3350 by zummerfish | other images my own or from visualhunt.com

As always, thanks for stopping by!