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Falling Star

By emperaa

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I wanted to create an image with the feeling of a dream. I mean, when you look at the landscape and everything is perfect and you want to be there to feel free a.s.o. And capturing the moment of a falling star makes the title of it.

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Comments (26)

  1. WallpaperDude

    A big planet in the sky isn't going to look as blurry as a distant road tip on the horizon. Sure this pic isn't 100% realistic, but it's suppose to be surreal. A lot of the complainers seem to be missing the point. As for the road looking closer together as the proximity of the viewer decreases - not necessarily. This wallpaper looks good. End of story.

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  2. ehrenc

    I just wanted to say thanks for sharing this with us. It's the first time I've wanted to use something other than a photograph for a desktop wallpaper. I love the combination of space, the sky and clouds, and the road leading into the distance. For more it's all very symbolic :) I enjoy. Cheers.

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  3. nick~

    Wow, if you were going for a surreal dream, you surely succeeded. Amazing sky, the clouds are actually what makes it for me. The road is abstract and I can appreciate that more than most who have posted comments here. It works really well when the focus is drawn past the horizon.

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  4. Reverie

    I'm sorry but this is just horrible. You can add graphic blur to pictures and it may look really good but this is not how it's done. It also is absurd that the farest objects in the sky and the nearest road is in focus but the hills in between are not?! And the road looks too fake. If you want to create a dreamish picture use brightening, don't use negative vignetting. The only thing good about this picture is the sky and admit it you copied from somewhere else. You need to try doing better...

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