Ray Martin has just backed a load of hay bales into the shed. It's lunch time, so he started out for the house, but was distracted by mama Cat and her babies and has stopped to play with them a bit. This is one of those pictures for which I had intended to add a bit more--namely, a barbed wire fence between the darker green background and the lighter green middle ground just to the side of the shed. However, I just could never locate my models of barbed wire fencing that I have. (I've got two.) I've wasted a week just looking for them. (Could it be that I have way too many models?) I also had attempted to add an ecosystem of short grass in the middle and foreground areas surrounding the shed and paving. For some reason, I just could not get Vue to cooperate. Don't know why; wasn't a matter of file size, this time. So here it is as it is. Hope you like it. Jeremy CREDITS: Vue Pro Studio 6. Vehicles: "Tractor, 2" from Cornucopia3d, but I added extra tires front and rear. Vehicle 2: "Trailer" also from Cornucopia3d. Figure: DAZ's David; "VWJohn" skinmat (Renderosity); "ysaris" hair by April YSH (DAZ). Cat: Millennium Cat (DAZ) with "Travis" skinmat by Lyne Masamitsu (PlanIt3d freebie). Kittens: Also MilCat but morphed by me into something approximating a kitten; also with Lyne Masamitsu's "Travis," "Punkin," and "Clancy" skinmats. Building: "Animal Fodder Shelter" by Brent Wesson (Cornucopia3d). Hay Stack: "Hay Bale Pak" by Chipp Walters (Cornucopia3d). The straw is also by Chipp.