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I told myself I would submit it when my internet decided to kick back in, so here you are :).

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:iconjhmart1:
Well, thank God your Internet decided to "kick in"! This is absolutely fantastic! :OI)
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:iconpsychoshags:
Brent I've always admired your works since you first showed me.
This is spectacular!
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:iconjordangrimmer:
*jordangrimmer Mar 12, 2009  Professional Digital Artist
Very nice!
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:icondarn-im-frustrated:
:happycry: its...just...so...beautiful! :cries: lol i love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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~Othello-3D Jan 23, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Wow! What an image that is. I love space images
and I love images of the planet earth cause there's
nowhere like our home is there.

Great work.

Cheers, :slow:
Oth
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~madbrainsurgeon Jan 1, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
nice one fella love the solid/thick nebula don't often see that
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~Scorpidilion Dec 23, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
:heart:
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:iconsliveroverlord:
Nice to see that you're back.
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:iconzebravissimo:
just beautiful, nothing short of what i would expect from you :)
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:iconj4m3sb0nd:
A new work from Brent himself, and a welcome sight indeed. The depth is especially notable with the spectacular ray work (with the associated intensity of light) and the spectres of nebulous gas floating amidst further cavernous forms of nebulae with all their sense of scale, which is particularly impressive, and probably constitutes the key to this piece's profundity. The selectively sparse and minimal starfield is also well implemented and taken as a whole, adds to the composition, which itself is quite fair when considering the use of depth which allowed for the dual focal points to be implemented so well. If there is anything here which attracts my criticism, it can only be something as subtle as the mote of gas touching the planet to the left (the reflection of the star, by the way, is a nice touch), or the relative flatness of the purple-toned nebulae bottom right (or at least, its less developed form). Overall very nice though, at first it can give the impression of being a rather generic scene, but the subtlety of details and the actual work put into the depth and composition of it really shows with a bit of attention, making it more fulfulling than most pictures which would instantly grab the attention; well done.
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