Brotherhood by babuci
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hello nice ppl!
I know it is a mixed emotion about guns,sorry to those don't like it but this is just a tool and need a "strange" mind to use it for bad thing. The other group have an enjoyable hobby sport out of it, this is where I belong to.
Have a wonderful tuesday...seeya

Comments (18)
Wonderfull object... and gorgeous capture Tunde!
you shooting at tin cans with it. I like guns and this one is good. You need to pose with the gun put it on a tripod and put the timer on and pose. This is a good pov here
Good depth, I would have liked to see all of the stock showing. Looks a fine rifle, I would love to spend time on a range again.
Very nice looking rifle..you are so right..for those of us who enjoy this item as a sport a lot of fun can be had..it is when it is in the hands of those who do not value life when they become a problem..well taken..
Great pov, both in the photo and narrative.
Well polish with care. Excellent. Aloha
Oh, I love it! Stellar POV, DOF, colors and textures in this marvelous shot of the beautiful weapon; shiny scope, stock, bolt lever, and all!
Great object..Excellent capture.
Excellent capture ! I like the perspective and the colors ! Virginie
nice shot:)
A wonderful shot Tunde. I have never held a gun. I think I would be afraid of one. I know people who like shooting as a sport. Excellent work. Hugs. Di. xx
Excellent image.
fabulous POV on this shot, no pun intended, an interesting subject
sorry i
m late with comments tunde im so behind :o)..excellent composition and dof .superb capture mickexcellent pov and rifle
Nice Shot !!
Looks well used and cared for. Manufacturer and calibre would have been interesting.
I know this happens to be an old image... but just had to say that it brought back memories of my father teaching me to shoot with the old .22 Thanks for posting this... it's been a while since I thought of those days.