Above and Beyond by tallpindo
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This is my model on one of Richardphotos Nevada trip images export sized by PaintShopPro to fit the 512kb limit. I used a halo of lights that varied in dimness from the pointing direction of the sun at Dallas-Fort Worth runway 18L on April 6, 2008 at 3:00 GMT (about 10 in the morning local). I adjusted that halo to give a bright area about where it was in the photo. My concerns about getting this aircraft type up to the probable 20,000 feet or more of the photo are temporarily suspended. It was known to climb to 11,000 feet in 11 minutes.
Comments (24)
your plane looks like it belongs in the picture.outstanding work Dale and have a safe trip up north
beautiful render,great job on model of the plane.
Fantastic work and great POV......!!!!
Above and beyond the ordinary as always my friend. Mike
perfect image!
Very nicely done.
VERY nicely done!!!
Great job. 5+.
Looks great with the textures and backdrop!
Great job! It seems that the two go together perfectly! Great job!
Well done. You've fitted this one excellently!
Barnstorming for fun and profit...;)This is the first time I remember you doing this with terrains...great work here.
WOOWWWWWWWW!
Awesome...thats cool, man!!!!!
Muito bom !
You have blended both elements together magnificently. Excellent work! Steve :o)
Excellent work Dale. This really has the softnessof atmosphere caused by height and warmth and one feels as though one is actually flying just ahead of your aircraft. Lovely image. Regards again, Warren.
It's fit to be there!!!!!
Excellent work Dale...this is brilliant!!!
Great image.Fine work.
Very well integrated into his flight. Carrara is awesome indeed.
Nice composition and lighting, Dale. Good use of Carrara, and Richard's terrain skin. The early years of flying were quite dangerous, and there was a romance about the pilots and even their engineers. This looks like it is between the wars, but only just. I hope it is warmer than your seasonal average in Michigan. In Scotland we had one of our wettest Marchs ever. They reckon it was a wee bit warmer, but with winds of 20+ quite regularly, it definitely did not feel like that. As for the snow at Easter... ;o) Today I can see my breath, so I reckon I will keep my scarf on, and my tammy in my pocket just in case it hits us with giant hailstones, as on Thursday. Regards, John.
WOW, nice collage !
Very well modeled and rendered old biplane! 5+++++!