15,000 layered photoshop file

[D-Frag]

Holy hell, im impressed.....

15,000 layer photoshop file (http://www.shoutwire.com/viewstory/9293/15_000_Layer_Photoshop_File)

http://www.bertmonroy.com/fineart/images/Damen.jpg

[Riya]

cool stuff

[orkaknos12]

wow... respect.. look at the close up of the detail on the wrought iron. unbelievable.

-Jon

[TheBluePanda]

I hope he properly labelled his layers. :D

[Prince Of Pixels]

It took me 30 minutes to convice my dad that is wasn't a photo.

[Silence04]

i love bert monroy's stuff!

[TheBluePanda]

To me, the red building is the most unconvincing part. Something about it looks a little too painter-ish.

[mr_serge]

insane... totally insane.

[Neuro]

Wow! That is crazy. Unbelievable stuff. I don't think I could spend that long on a single project. Truly impressive work. I agree about the build though. It just seemed off but after all that work, how can I even say that without feeling horrible about it. LOL! Pretty cool how realistic it looks.

[cjoe]

i'd always wondered if there was someone crazy enough to do somthing like this. One has to wonder why this guy doesn't buy a 3D package and save himself a couple of thousand hours.

[PrintDriver]

If you live in the Northeast, that brick building doesn't appear fake.
3D isn't the answer here. It's the insanity of working from real images to make an absolutely no-depth-of-field image. This would be cooler if you could scope through it like those infinity loops you find online.

[Riya]

If you live in the Northeast, that brick building doesn't appear fake.



I think its the perspective of the building, not the actual appearance.

[orkaknos12]

KInd of reminds me of that star guitar chemical brother's video... talk about photorealistic. Trains ans stations must be a good target for photorealism, perhaps it's the light and shadow.

http://www.sputnik7.com/vod/vodplayer.jsp?section=music&key=stgt

-Jon

[PrintDriver]

I guess I just don't have a problem with a building with this footprint. Though I will admit, usually they have windows on the flattened corner...

[paulrandfan]

my attention span isn't that long...I would have given up at about 150...

wow.

[Jason Fraker]

I knew that was Bert's work when I first saw it (I had an inkling when I read the title of this thread!). He referred to this piece as a work in progress at last year's MacDesign conference in Tampa, and I've been waiting to see it ever since. This guy's amazing and he never disappoints!

[idaho]

I guess there is a reason why Bert is one of the true masters of Photoshop.

[reuber1]

Jesus christ.

[Navian]

Lol