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The Orb of Atlantis
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Uploaded: 03/14/07 8:04 PM GMT
The Orb of Atlantis
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Well it could be ?? LOL Thanks for the comments, they are truly appreciated. J
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::cynlee
03/14/07 8:07 PM GMT
Yeah, it could be. It could be one of Edison't inventions too. LOL I know, the spark that gave Frankenstein life! I only mention him because my daughter's reading that novel right now. LOL I take it Atlantis is buried way down deep underneath the orb. Jolly Green color too.
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You will be led to the knowledge of the internal things which are invisible to you, by the external things which you see before you. . . . Even so then, we can represent to ourselves in thought the Author of all that is, by contemplating and admiring the (visible) things which He has made, and ever brings into being.
- Hermes
Whatever you say John ... a great design & wow, that green glow appears to have alot of energy coming from it. Super nice work.
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Save the Polar Bears
errr I don't like deep water John! I said I don't like..... oOooooOoooooooooOooo! glug! lol! well done John ...you got my imagination going again!
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"Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, time is eternity."
...live well ...love much ...laugh often ..... mygallery
Er... if you say so.
On second thoughts, no, not even if you say so.
It's beautiful, you know - wonderful greens, marvellous contrasts of shadow and light, textures and layers. Nice depth and symmetry. A sense of the wild tamed.
I see this as a very green image. This is a design for a renewable energy supply of the future - a sort of horizontal windmill, by the looks of it. The orb on top is the point of connexion with the national grid - the electricity generated flows from here to wherever it is needed. I'm guessing the colouring is chosen for two reasons: first, symbolic; second, a half-hearted and clearly unsuccessful attempt to blend into the countryside thus avoiding some of the objections to more traditional wind farms. Unless the countryside is _really_ polluted, I can't help think poisonous, glowing green was an inadvisable choice, but that's colour consultancy for you.
Fantastic work - it is rather beautiful, so definitely an improvement over some of the windmills. Still, I think design has a ways to go. One on the desktop is one thing, a countryside full of the things is quite another. Bit more difficult to change the look when you want to, for one thing...
- cfr
On second thoughts, no, not even if you say so.
It's beautiful, you know - wonderful greens, marvellous contrasts of shadow and light, textures and layers. Nice depth and symmetry. A sense of the wild tamed.
I see this as a very green image. This is a design for a renewable energy supply of the future - a sort of horizontal windmill, by the looks of it. The orb on top is the point of connexion with the national grid - the electricity generated flows from here to wherever it is needed. I'm guessing the colouring is chosen for two reasons: first, symbolic; second, a half-hearted and clearly unsuccessful attempt to blend into the countryside thus avoiding some of the objections to more traditional wind farms. Unless the countryside is _really_ polluted, I can't help think poisonous, glowing green was an inadvisable choice, but that's colour consultancy for you.
Fantastic work - it is rather beautiful, so definitely an improvement over some of the windmills. Still, I think design has a ways to go. One on the desktop is one thing, a countryside full of the things is quite another. Bit more difficult to change the look when you want to, for one thing...
- cfr
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It rules, John! And it looks quite powerful and dangerous. The patterns and greens are terrific, and I love this angle, as if viewed from the floor. An excellent image, my friend. :)
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Lovely green and an eye catching design. I fact it has caught my eye and will not let go - ouch.
It is rather mesmerizing.
It is rather mesmerizing.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
Hey,why not?? LOL Or it could just be Homer Simpson was working at the nuclear power plant again. LMAO Good job buddy!
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EXPERIENCE TEACHES SLOWLY; and at the cost of mistakes! VISIT MY GALLERY
Jazzin' tones ripple outta this work buddy!! A fantastic piece with a grrreat vibe coming off of it!!
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I like some of Cindy's ideas. Especially the Frankenstein one. Maybe I can incorporate this image into my lesson plans somehow? ;)
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i aint going down those steps for nobody! looks like a bunker out of lost or something! lol
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Actually, you can't fool me, you old lion you...you woke up the other day in the Emerald City ...AGAIN...after a big night on the town, looked out the window and old Jack Frost had made it a point to leave his calling card on the pane..yup...just look at all that green. Coming from you it has to be from OZ ;)
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"You owe it to us all to get on with what you're good at." W.H. AUDEN (1907-1973)
VERY nice! Very ecto-plamsmic!:)
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Hey there Mister Madman, wat'cha know that I don't know
Tell me some crazy stories, let me know who runs this show
Glassy-eyed and laughing, he turns and walks away
Tell me what made you that way