Half a thousand years after The Time of Fire, alien ecologies have overrun once-familiar monuments that are unidentified memorials to a now-vanished race.
My entry for paulie's "EARTH AFTER PEOPLE #3" Challenge, 29th Place of 46 Entries, Average rating: 3.32 out of 5.
One winner & a 4-way tie for Runner Up! Such a great round of creations depicting the absence of humans for 500 years, and specifically how our cherished landmarks do without us! (Hint: Not Very Well!)
Before we move into the new round, let's honor those 5 top ranked creators!
Voting was very tight, obviously, and anyone for the next several rankings could have snuck into this pool with just one or two more good votes! The talent in this challenge is amazing!
Now we're going to shorten our abscence just a bit... and take a look at... well, it's described here:
All my challenges can be found on my profile page @paulie
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A surreal panoramic triptych of three monuments after thousands of years, now almost unrecognizable and overtaken by alien ecology.
Left: The shattered remnants of the St. Louis Gateway Arch lie twisted and broken, fragments half-buried in glowing moss and enormous bioluminescent fungi. Alien vines with ...
Workflow
Exported 3 separate creations, picked the best 3 panels, conducted photographic adjustments as needed, et voila!