Battle of the Nile by pjero
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Description
1 augustus 1798, at Aboukir Bay,one decisive battle altered the course of world history, denying Napoleon his Eastern Empire and crippling him at sea.
"Victory is not a name strong enough for such a scene", Nelson, surveying the floating carnage the day after the battle.
Vue5 , postwork with photoshop for the splashes and the torn sails.
Really enjoyed creating this "battle-scene", hope you'll like it as well.
Thanks for viewing, comments welcome and appreciated.
Pierre
Comments (29)
Very cool, especially the postwork. I love history. :)
Can't think of anything to say, guess I am totally blown away. This is definitely a Vue masterpiece, WOWWWW and VOTE !!!!!
WOW, astonishing! super work my friend, brilliant!!! V
Fantastic image....
VERY cool seascape !! the smoke/fog effects and watersplashes are spot-on !! well done V
Amazing work!! VOTE (May I use this for my personal wallpaper/desktop?).
Super image Pierre! I am a bit of a history buff myself, especially the years between 1066 to the mid 1800's. What about some more!
This is just plain fantastic.
Oops, HMS Victory was not at The Battle of the Nile. Also, you have Victory flying a French flag. (There was only one 3 decker at the battle, the French flagship, L'Orient, with 120 guns. Nelson was in the HMS Vanguard, 74 guns.) The center 3 decker is too small, it would be the same size as the others. The French position in Aboukir Bay had the ships anchored parallel to the shore. Nelsons thirteen 74 gun ships and one 50 gun vessel were in theory outnumbered by Brueys 120 gun flagship, three 80 gun ships and nine 74s plus four frigates. But five British ships led by Captain Thomas Foley in HMS Goliath passed between the leading French vessel and the shallow waters to engage the enemy from the landward side. This changed the battle in favor of the British. Okay, enough history. You have all the elements of a great picture. Great smoke and fire effects, with some damage to the sails, which is good. I like the sky and water. But it's just the historical inaccuracies that jump out to me, sorry. Other than that, a very ambitious render. Very good.
What Flags the ships ever should have taken, this is fantastic Artwork!!!
Fabulous smoke and fire effects!!! Excellent render!!
Wow excellent action scene!!!
Excellent image Pierre and I like your attention to detail with the water splashes from shot and the torn sails. Really well done. :)
GLORIOUS!!!! Exceptional detail and fabulous scene.
Great picture
Fantastic image! Great smoke and fire!
Excellent as always Pierre.
I've seen documentaries on this..the name Aboukir comes to mind..;) great work..
Very impressive work here! I like it!
Fine job!
Oh, what an amzing scene! If I listen closely I can hear the cannons fire, I am sure of it. :)
Excellent work!
Excellent as usual. Love to see some of those Marine marksmen in the rigging though. Mak
Outstanding big scene. I love the lots of details and the smoke - well everything. :) Bravo!
Very nice! a full of work :)
Beautiful render and compo !
Great smoke effects and fantastic battle scene. This is wonderful stuff and the bullet spashes on the sea surface is so realistic. Great work by a genius mind. Beautifully beautiful!!!
Great looking render!!...love the effects!!!
This one is just so stunning. A really fabulous image! Excellent!!