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Published: 2011-11-13 13:37:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 44675; Favourites: 1463; Downloads: 2026
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The base stock is an early morning panorama photo of my hometown Dresden. I always wanted to give it a futuristic look and that is why I gave it a try (and besides the larger planet this might become reality one day). Fence from cgtextures.com.Little making of: [link]
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Great work. But I wonder what the gravity and tides would be like with another planet that close.
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Read the book "Life as We Knew it." That would answer your question. (Only in the book a planet doesn't get that close, it's the moon." Science fiction, but it seems possible.
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would be interesting
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Beautiful, just beautiful 
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Realistic, beautiful and it has very good quality!
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You're most welcome!
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interesting!... the idea with the planets is nice but their lightings are all wrong... imagine where the sun is and where the light would fall... i like the fence. it remembers of the past and contrasts the future look.
good job!
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cute manip, i noticed the city right away. might look better without the fence, though.
and: i'll never forgive you for making the weiΓer hirsch quarter tomorrow's boomtown.
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o.O der weiΓe hirsch ist doch weiter links oder?
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die moderne stadt nimmt viel ein ... ganz radebeul?
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eher pirna und heidenau
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Gibts das auch ohne Zaun?^^
Der stΓΆrt mich viel mehr als der Planet. οΏ½οΏ½
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nope
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Wow!!I thought that this was a photo at first!!
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Awesome image. I don't think gravity would allow a scene like this though.
-Doc
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I know
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SchΓΆn! Der Planet musste natΓΌrlich mal wieder rein^^
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klaaaar
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Awesome, you did a great job blending in the additions.
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Sometimes when I see small cities lit up at night, I try to imagine what it would be like to see some really massive buildings towering out from the center, with the edges still rather modern-day since no-one has bothered to expand the city that much yet 
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actually yes
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