Summer Fields by garyandcatherine
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V5I/P6/PS 7
Used the $1.99 tulip collection from DAZ and the windmill was a Poser freebie. Thanks so much to whomever donated it to the freebie world.
Comments (52)
Wonderful work. It really lokks like a photo.
Yep, really well done. From the POV, the models, the choice of aplha sky all through to the fine DOF. Excellent work!
fantastic work, I love the colours and mood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sooooo beautiful! such vivid cheerful colors and the image - so real and alive, awesome work!!! V
Superb POV and I love all the colorfull tulips!
Super work, Love the Cam angle,DOF and Colours.
Oh goodness, tulips and windmills go so well together! I love the bugseye view angle. Fantastic work!
Excellent pov and dof! You created a very beautiful scene, with lovely colors. Everything just fits together. And also great job on the lighting!
Brilliant render, great POV and lens blur. V
Wonderful work!!
Wonderful POV, Gary!!! This is a fabulous job!!! The composition and DOF all come together beautifully!!!
Love the POV - wonderful image!
Cool pic! I agree, the telephone pole really adds to the reality of it. Reminds me I'll have to go the Netherlands someday. :-) Nicely done!
Outstanding image. Very realistic. D
very fine work!!!!
Really magnificent picture!! Work on colors, lighting and composition is asolutely beautiful!!!!
Excellent image. Voted!
looks like my grandads house near Rotterdam....
Excellent image and very creative realization ***** Beautiful colors ***** ~~ () ~~
Sooo warm... Thanks for such an image now!!
It looks miracly-real!
I do believe that this is one of the images that made me buy Vue ;-)