Survivor salvage by hobbit
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Description
This is an earlier scene which I just finnished up, he ran out of tabbaco. Bryce for the ship wreck everything else in Photoshop. Thanks for all your comments, I really appreciate them.
Comments (84)
drawbridgep looks at this image, looks at his own, looks at this one and decides to jack it all in and take aup a new hobby. Awesome
You have the most amazing eye for lighting. Brilliantly done!
very awesome pic!
Excellent.
Awesome series Andy, this one is another excellent piece.
Spectacular work as always!
WOW!!! Your work just amazes me Andy!
Love the mood, perfect!
Extremely well presented. 5
The lighting is perfectly done and another awesome image.
Out-freakin-standing !!!
Expert Craftmanship, This is Super!!!
Wonderful mood generated by the lighting and field of view, and I love the (lighting) reflections on the water. Brilliant job, as usual.
Very cinematic shot, sure captures the action. Ready for publication (got InDesign? - I do!)
Gorgeous!! What an awesome image!!
Outstanding work- really enjoying this "Robinson Carusoe" series.
Awesome piece here.. great pov and lighting...
Always exhuberant when you post. The detail and mood is just plain beautiful
Wow! Breathtaking
Impressive and awesome scene!
Andy...awesome as always
Absolutely amazing art. I'd even give up my 1987 Chevy pick-up truck to be able to do this.
cool dramatic scene and effect...
Fantastic render - lighting is perfect for the drama of the scene!
Excelent job. Great Light, its fantastic.
goes to my favs! Excellent!
excelet
Excellent lighting and mood. - Bob
stunning mood and realisation
this type of lighting always works well on ship scenes, nice handling of the sea, as always - best of the series so far