3D "Train"-ing by busi2ness
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This diesel locomotive caused me to think I was hallucinating when I saw it move down a suburban road in Boksburg, South Africa, its bottom section carefully hidden by the tall grass along the road. I was so intimidated by the abnormal load I had to stop and take a photo and then I did a bit of post work - and had some 3D fun.
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Comments (93)
That's a great effect.
Nice work...
Wow Piet!..This just jumped into my eyes...amazing, just amazing!
EXCELLENTISSIME 3D work... Perfect job, Oom Piet !
Very eye catchy work, well done!
This is just great and the postwork is awesome. Bravo, Piet!
Impressive composition and effets! Wonderful!!! Hugsss. Delia
Very beautifully done! ******* :)
Absolutly impressive this technique. You inspire me for a 3D i must to do. maybe i ask you soon. Big Hugs
Oh yes !!! Excellent work and very nice composition and color !!! Fantastic :)
I love this postwork that you do...very interesting!!
And here your skills shine once again! That WOULD be a real head scratcher to see that train making tracks down the road! What a fabulous display. Huh? It's Dutch?? ok... What does one pay for good 3D "training" these days?? lol
an unusual site no doubt. I never seen it myself.in Houston one can see enormous loads on trailers with 38-40 wheels including the truck.once I was driving close to the docks and a truck ahead of me had my view blocked and suddenly it went off the street and I seen why . a truck hauling a bull dozer with a blade probably 16' wide was hanging over into my lane.luckily I seen it in time because the blade was on a collision course with my head. excellent post work Piet
Fabulous composite of these huge vehicles! It sure looks real from here! Par excellant!
can't say I've seen a train transported by truck before, I can imagine how that must've looked behind the tall grass, and again with the cool presentation! ;)
Very nice and well done!
Ya,I woulda stained my drawers at first...Wha?....very creative presentation...love how the shadow and ground up front go beyond!
lol this is really something to see and your post work is super looking
wonderful work...had to scroll forever to get to the bottom of the comments...lol well done
Excellent! You are so talented!
LOL! What a terrific capture and presentation, Piet! Not to mention one seriously rare piece of cargo--fabulous 3D work also!
lol.. pretty cool man...
You took it to the max yet there is no limit to what you can do. Excellent job. Aloha
Another wonderful effort, Piet.You are getting so great at these!If I may make a humble suggestion,( and I hope you don't take it the wrong way )...,you could go a bit further with these.Think of your postcards as 'real', on a real surface, and bend your cards accordingly.It will go a long way in terms of presentation. You already clearly have the skills. If it helps, do like I did, and take real cards and stand them on end on your counter.Then you can see where the light falls and where the cards need to bend...Just a suggestion. And once again, bravo to you on this wonderful upload.-M :^)
Absolutely fantastic effect! Bravo!
very clever!! lovely work!
Wow..fantastic work here Piet! Superb composition..Congrats :)
So when can I book for some classes in 3D work? You know I always admire your work - and hopefully we would see each other again - maybe you can couch me a little? Stunning work!
Great capture & outstanding postwok & presentation Stuart
I think that would spook me a bit too. Very creative artistic work here and a very fun subject. :-)