PhotoShop File 15,000 Layers, Took 11 Months to do

[max99]

http://www.shoutwire.com/viewstory/9293/15_000_Layer_Photoshop_File

See above page

Crazzzzzzy, guy did photoshop image, took 11 months, it has 15,000 layers.

it looks just like a photo

 

[DotUSDomains]

Really nice work,

But 11 months work wow!

 

[Morph]

Anyone have direct link? I cannot load page.

 

[THCGroup]

i think is the link
Bert Monroy

 

[170designs]

That's ridiculous. I wonder how much money the guy makes off of it, in one way or another, to keep him interested after so long. Well, I guess he sure loves doing what he does

Matt

 

[foka]

Neither of links opens for me.

 

[170designs]

The first one takes a long time to load, but it does work eventually.

Matt

 

[Pulsar132]

wow that is nice .

I dont know how someone can make something as good as this

 

[tez30]

very good

 

[Grafsteins]

Looks cool,imagine that transformed to 3D...

 

[aLeeOnline]

omg , that was just AWESOME .. i was like .. oh my godddd.. how did this happened ?
and it took a hell lotta time too .. great work in the end i wud say !!

 

[Romeo20]

Wow, that's amazing...

So he actually *made* each and every building?

 

[sunken]

Bert Monroy is famous in Photoshop circles and has several books on the subject of how to create textures, lighting, etc. The image is amazing, but it doesn't surprise me that he could do it, if anyone. He obviously has a lot of patience.

 

[lilgee]

Wow, this is crazy but really awsome. Nice work on him. I can say i couldnt never do this. lol.

 

[Kadenz]

That's amazing, I wish I was that good at Photoshop :D

 

[YaSHaRz]

that is truly amazing, never seen such work done with photoshop. It looks like an actual image taken with a camera. Props to the person who made this.

 

[Didoz]

Dunno what to say :/ WOW! and VERY NICE WORK!

 

[ibdwl]

Well I guess that beets my materpeice. :hehe:

Just kidding that was by far the best work I have ever seen.

 

[Halobitt]

that is truly amazing, never seen such work done with photoshop. It looks like an actual image taken with a camera. Props to the person who made this.

How would we know the difference?
Interesting to note that all his other work doesn't look quite the same quality.
I think it is a a photo.

Wouldn't a 3d program be faster to learn and give you a photorealistic outcome?

 

[nirav.dave]

awesome...!!!!

awesome...!!!!