I call this "Future Reflection" it was a simple piece to make, but I think it carries a deeper meaning... anyway, I sold it to a gallery this weekend with some other similar works...just thought I'd share:

that's beautiful.

amazing work

how did you make that?

it looks like..real

amazing work

great work....looks amazing...

Wow thats amazing great job

That looks real nice. Very interesting piece.

Thanks for all the positive comments guys... the printed version is 24"x18" and looks amazing... i made one for myself to put in my office...have a good night, I'm sleepy

That is an awesome job man!! Nice work...

nice dude, and congrats on the sale

did you take that pic? looks realy good man i like

um.... look at the reflection...

lol yah i know that =D but did he take the landscape pic ?

well it certainly wasn't done from scratch. so he must have used at LEAST 2 source photos. socals' just asking if the stock's were taken by him, or another artist.

Must have been him surely. Otherwise he couldnt sell it.

yah thats what i was wondering for cuz i wasnt sure if you were aloud to use someone elses image and then photoshop it a little and then sell it. if you took the pic areohbe the your a pretty good photographer

No I did not take either of those pictures, but I was given permission to use them... I just bought a digital camera today actually and will be taking my own pictures to use in this arrangement, because getting permission from all of the photogs was notas successful as I had hoped when I made my first batch... and I have a favor to ask of you guys...

I live in rural VT, and have tons of places to get photos of lakes and stuff...but I dont have access to any cities. If any of you would like to help me out and snap some pictures of cities near you that would rock... I will definatly give you cred on the pics you provide, and if successful may even pay for some pics (but no gaurantees), that would be awesome... i need the pics to be large res... you can email them to me at




thanks again all

Great work man. So maybe some of us can keep an eye out for it, what gallery did you sell it to?

Would you accept actual black and white photos?

O'Malley