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Bro!
The warm colors you used here convine perfecty and they are calm, the different saturation hues on the different sections of the image are just perfect.
The place itself portrayed like this makes me to go and walk through that door and explore further.
That tumbril abandoned on the sand it's a perfect minimalistic and natural touch on the image, i firsth tought on the ages of Jesus Christ and before when i saw it.
I feel nostalgic looking at this, it's outstanding, very well done ^^
(Please, excuse my english, it's really really bad)
What I like most is the color combining, you put them in the right scale, many times photomanipulation ends to look like fake or just pasted one above the other.
According to me this is Mighty!
Expressive and sad, I can feel lot of things just at first sight.
Just one thing...I would have erased someway people..this may give an higher sense of destruction and sadness to the composition.
Can you tell me where this place is? It reminds me something but right now I can't recollect it properly.
Hope to be usefull, and to see you soon critizing some of my pieces.
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