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I did this in December as kind of a Victorian-Dickensian image. There's a couple more on my own site.
Daz|Studio, Bryce and Photoshop. Most of the props are from here, RDNA and DAZ.
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All my images have an embedded digital ID throughout, which cannot be removed, even from a cropped section, and is registered.
Comments (47)
Lovely image! 5+!
Love it! Perfect in my opinion!
Awesome story Imagery!
You're right , there's a very strong Dickensian feel to this gorgeous composition. It reminds me of Oliver Twist's adventures in London! Great job you've done here !
Well.. this one is different. Like the blue feel to it, I'm here shivering just looking at it. LOL It has that real old look about it. I like it.
Fantastic image Peter. Master art. What i really like about this one is.... The bleek winter look it has... very few colours. Many wonderful details... the ice on the roof edges etc. On really get the feeling that it is very cold. Great work with you usual and admireable enthusiasm on the detail level.
So sweet. 5+.
Nice Work, I like the Chromatic feel too. Agree erland
I like very much this image. Ciao Gea.
STUNNING PIECE OF WORK... CONGRATULATIONS ;-)
Excellent art!!!!
Love it.. from icicles to pose to lighting .. love it :)
Excellent piece, definite period feel, well done..
I like the blue cast, though I like the image better if I tilt it back and it is darker. That said, and it's purely a personal taste, I think this is very accurate to the combination of bright days of winter and the coal induced haze of Victorian England. Terrific grungy quality showing through the ice and snow. The excellent detail is nicely blurred by the haze. I like the aqueduct almost vanishing in the distance. Great poses and interaction between the child and lost Cure-all. I saw the other Victorian-Dickensian images at your site. My favorite is "Christmas Day at the Workhouse" I love the atmosphere. The briefly clean snow, layer of filth, undernourished horse and the industry in the distance, all shout out of the time of unrestrained industrialism. Do you know of the poem of this title by George R. Sims? My sister and I used to get ghoulish delight reading it aloud. I also love "Jack Frost" in the same gallery. Thanks for answering my question about "Time for Zelda"
A real MasterPiece!
Fantastic +++++5!
It is a Dickensian Victorian creation - especially with the snow and the lost snake oil salesman!