The inspiration came from an old Santana song: "Caravan of Eternal Reincarnation". I was just doodling without a real inspiration for weeks and couldn't finish a decent project during this period. Heard "Black Magic Woman" on the radio and then there was this urge to listen to "Caravan of Eternal Reincarnation". Hearing this song released a stream of inspiration. Luckily there were enough towels to keep the floor dry ;D
Credits go to Alois Reiss aka Dragonfire for his "Sierpinsky" tetrahedron and the unknown creator of the Greater Celandine. Also this setup still echoes the terrain features created by René van Megen. And I certainly shouldn't forget to credit AP for his moss.
Eye of the beholder...how can anything so bad be good?
Excellent use of elements ;D
@ luvsmuzik:
QuoteEye of the beholder...how can anything so bad be good?
?? Meaning? I don't understand what you're saying! Would you please explain?
Nice one. Interesting place, but I would be inclined to move along quickly with that caravan hanging about.
Quote from: AndyWelder on January 19, 2017, 03:47:40 PM
@ luvsmuzik: QuoteEye of the beholder...how can anything so bad be good?
?? Meaning? I don't understand what you're saying! Would you please explain?
It was an ultimate compliment. I'm old, ignore me.I like everything in this image and all the music as well.
Interesting place for sure. Like it!
Thank you all for the positive critics.
And @luvsmuzik: I'm old too, and not a native english speaker so comments are hard to grasp at times.
Looks better as always, in this gallery...
Another beautiful shot Andy!
Really beautiful!!!!!
Very nice! I like it!