Un matin pas comme les autres, mouvement by PhG47
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Elle m'a toujours dit qu'elle aimait partir sans but. Se trouver loin de tout, perdue dans la nature. Sans envie, sans désir particulier, juste pour goûter les secondes qui passent, si précieuses,... juste pour ouvrir les yeux et voir le monde baigné de soleil s'étendre devant soi...
Bonne journée à tous.
She always said to me that she liked leaving aimlessly. Be far from everything, lost in the nature. Without envy, without particular desire, just to enjoy the seconds which spend, so precious, just to open eyes and see the world bathed by sun extend in front of one...
Have a good day.
Thank you for your comments and your support, which are always welcome.
Friendly Philippe
Various objects modelled with "Silo2", the woman with "Poser7", the scene and the render in global radiosity "GR" with "Vue 6 Infinite", no post pro.
For more details concerning products and resources used, please consult sponsor: PhG-Art
Comments (17)
Remarkable Work! 5!
Lovely lighting!
most excellent well done
excellent image
really good photorealistic image. grass and lighting are especially good
Beautiful and fantastic! She is very attractive.
This is a fantastic scene and your words that accompany it are so perfect. Really excellent work.
Image extraordinaire! J'adore la lumière!
Wonderful!!!
genial
The image is excellent. 5+.
Excellent image, well done...
Good scene. Most relaxing atmo.
Excellent scene.
Wonderful!
Lovely lighting! Your images are always so tranquil and peaceful - I have so much fun watching them. :)
Done with great flair and style for some reason this takes me back to the 1960's/70's with Roder Vandim and David Bailley - opps - yeah I am that 'mature' :)