Simple scene using the most basic displacement, volume scattering, and photoshop color grading.
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Is this also made in Blender from the Displacements used? It looks great, it definitely tells a story from the image that makes what you wanted to tell.
Nice work, Marko.
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Everything in Blender, except the color grading. Iām glad you like it! Iām not a story teller, but itās always cool to see what people can think of 
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Very good work
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Inspiration level = infinity 
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Appreciate it!
Iām honored <3
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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend 
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Thanks a lot!
this is so powerful!
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Youāre on the #featured row! 
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Fantastic job!
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This is mesmerizing to look at, I feel like this could be the poster for a movie. Iām already imagining the storyline! 
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Nice result for such simple technique. Is all about getting the correct mood in the end. 
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I would love to see a animation fly through of thisā¦ EEVEE to the rescue
Make it happen
only critique i got, are those lighter grungy stripes going vertically. They kind intersect with the movement going on in the image. Most items go digonal, yet they go vertical down??? Not sure what im looking at.
Glad you feel that way!
Appreciate it!
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Super glad you think that!
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True, itās really about that mood. Thanks!
Havenāt touched Eevee since it came out so Iām not sure about that happening any time soon :D.
The stripes you talk about are actually highlighted edges which are created by the light hitting the displaced landscape in the background, which originally served as adding more scale to the place. Same type of spikes as the main ones from top right. I cannot unsee it because I know what it is, but I get where youāre coming from.