Feeding the World by kenwas
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Description
Vue 6 Infinite featuring Linda's Lush Harvest Wheat product form C3d. Train and farm structures from C3d as well.
Comments (58)
I love trains... excellent work Ken!
Very realistic image, well done.
A lovely scene.
Well done :)
Wonderful composition Ken and Linda's wheat makes me hungry for bread!
Your Enviroments are always so striking! Would you consider wider(lens)shots, Semi-panoramic?
what a wonderful idea and beautifully done work!!... i adore old steam trains so much and this is brilliant Ken!!!
Very nice image. It's a really beautiful work!
Super scene!.............Blessings
Yes, beautifully done. Wheat for as far as the eye can see.
That's one of the best cyber wheatfields that I've seen, but the European Switch Engine just doesn't seem correct for a midwesterner like myself. Nice model though.
Fantastic image Ken!
Excellent work !
fine work!
that's really lovely. great light and composition.
Excellent scene, Ken!!! The wheat looks terrific!!!
Amazing scene!!!
A lovely and evocative composition! Love the sky and wheatfield, and the smoke/steam from the tank engine looks great!
Excellent composition and color ! Good day :)
Beautifully done!
You really captured the essence of the mid-West perfectly in this scene...or anywhere else there are trains and wheat fields! Hehe! Absolutely spectacular work, as always!!
mouths drops open!!!! I was sure it was a photo!!
Brilliant work...!!!
You are a master of Vue!!!Amazing work!!!
Excellent stuff!!!!!
Fantastic image!!! I especially like the smoke - wow :)
What about "Harvest Time" contest on the Vue page? You seem to be simply born to take part!;) Will you?
Hmmm. GWR in the Midwest by the looks of that windmill? Other than that, superb.