On 6-9-2014 14:53, Stephen wrote:
> On 04/09/2014 08:11, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> On 3-9-2014 16:27, Stephen wrote:
>>> Very good indeed. :-D
>>> I wonder why there is haze when the sun is quite high in the sky?
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>> I consider that /appropriate artistic licence/ ;-)
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> Ouch!
> That's me told. :-)

I sometimes like to show off my self-declared pedantic superiority :-)

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>>>
>>> What did you use for the frescos and who is the cloaked person looking
>>> at them?
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>> The frescos come with Del Fabbro's cloister model. I only added a
>> crackle normal.
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> I don't know it. It gives me the impression of Minoan art.

They are Medieval and show a Dance of the Dead. According to the info 
with the original model, they should be from Pieve Di Cadore in Italy. 
However, I have been unable to find mention of them on Internet, not 
even on the town's official site. Mystery. Also, they appear to have 
been composited from at least two different sources.

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>> In my view, this is a small community of monks (survived the
>> Martians)  :-)
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> Are they the ones who live in a distressed Earth. A few of the survivors
> exhibiting mysterious powers to open other realities?
> If so I've heard of them.

They might be indeed. Which reminds me of 'A Canticle for Leibowitz' by 
Walter Miller Jr. No doubt, that book inspired part of this image if not 
this series.

In fact, the Martians are a little joke in this series. Its /real/ topic 
is a post-industrial world.

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>> LOL Very good!
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> Your images tell more than one story.

And so they should indeed.

Thomas

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