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Wow! The colors are really dramatic here!

There is not a big following for work like this, where one turns the natural world into the unatural. There is a reason why it is not published much either. I don't like it at all.

skykedelic! (Yes I do know how to spell psychedelic). Reminds me of some of the radically rendered and processed landscapes in Kubrick's version of "2001: A Space Odyssey."

This type of image is also not my sort of thing, but I know there are people who appreciate images like this. What does intrigue me, though, is whether you set out to take this as a photograph in itself and then decided to work it in PS (or whatever), or rather as a piece of raw material with the intention of heavilly processing it. I tend to look at a scene I'm photographing as it it, rather than as something that I would like to process. I sometime play with pictures I have already taken to see what I can do with them in terms of processing, and do get some "interesting" results. What I'm trying to ask is, do you visualise the processed image before the photograph is taken?