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Published: 2017-04-12 16:21:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 48183; Favourites: 1213; Downloads: 816
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Exploration trip to Neptune with special focus on its ring system. SciFi wallpaper for free use as background image on your personal PC.
Wallpaper (widescreen and normal sizes) available here: gtgraphics.de/wallpapers/neptuβ¦
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As usual, I quite like your work!
But this one was quite the surprise as the photo composition not only involved the beautiful space but also a human element in it and was quite the combination that I have not seen before, your works usually have the human figure, quite subtle in the background but here it is very prominent and also in a quite believable scenario.
Here, the picture is well put together, it succeeds very well in portraying the most prominent of human traits of curiosity in not only are these people so far deep in space, but also from the astronautβs willingness to wander out into to quite risky situation to sample the rings found around Neptune.
The colour scheme, the deep, dark blues and blacks, match very well to give a sense of the cold, dark space that they have ventured deep and far into. The reflection of the Sunβs light off the rings gives the picture a perfect dreamy glow that again helps to give the picture a contrast, portraying a future that could be possible.
I think I wouldβve preferred a little more light on the planet surface considering the ring and the astronaut well illuminated and that the sun seemingly very bright and big this far into space!
Quite amazing!
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Thanks a lot for your thoughts and feedback
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This picture inspire to think about distant journey to this ice giant. Hope that our grandsons may see such kind of broadcast from Neptune's orbit.
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would be very nice
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This is a image that I show to people of me looking for a fuck to give when they ask me about politics.
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good for you...
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Umm what's he say
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Feel free to check my work too
www.instagram.com/danielaguerrβ¦
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Congratulation on the well deserved DD!
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Impressive work. I love the mix of real-life, scientifically accurate imagery (the astronaut in his/her EVA suit, the spacecraft) and almost dream-like stuff, like the rings looking like they're made of snow, and the almost surreal lighting. As others have noted, the sun is a bit too bright for Neptune, but it doesn't really matter - it even adds to the surreal aspect of the scene. Well-deserved DD.Β
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Great angle, and sense of motion here. Everything feels like part of one of those slow cinematic panning shots that show the grandeur of the scene. Also love the range of blues and blacks here. It really feels well-suited to the spacescape here.
My only nitpick of an otherwise gorgeous picture, is that the lens flare effect around the Sun seems a little distracting for the overall scene, but also the setting. The corner of my brain that likes to retain astronomical information has the impression the Sun wouldn't be quite this bright from that particular distance. However, it definitely works for dramatic lighting - especially on the astronaut and their ship as well as the rings.
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thank you 
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You're welcome. It's a really enjoyable piece.
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