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The Return of the Sword

The Return of the Sword

This scene is composed of a photo I took at Palatine Hill in Rome and two pictures of me shot in my backyard. The sword is courtesy of FantasyStock on DeviantAr...
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This scene is composed of a photo I took at Palatine Hill in Rome and two pictures of me shot in my backyard. The sword is courtesy of FantasyStock on DeviantArt. I'm really taken with the idea of a normal person suddenly finding out they are special or chosen (as all the best characters are) and that's how the idea came about.

I created the reflection in Photoshop and applied water effects to make it look like a lake. Visit my blog to learn how to create your own Photoshop reflection at www.exposingillusions.com.

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