At this point in 1951.... by tallpindo
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My new MySpace page is up. http://www.myspace.com/dlstoner
Now you can finally meet all my heroes and get a glimpse of why simple tasks like putting models on background lead to me mumbling about "whore's bores" and "whoremasters and boremasters" which is just my inertial reference past and boresight work streaming ITAR free debris. The hero links are active but it seems like suspicion has made it so you have to make a second selection to get to the actual link because of a phishing warning. Still confused, go find some history on the gun used on the Bradley, the Bushmaster.
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Most of the Dutch use Hyves now and in 1951 were just happy to be alive I quess.. Not knowing the waves of 1953 would destroy most bridges as it was one of the tragedies of the old days. more than 50 years ago now.. I was still 13 years unborn.. better to be unborn than undead.. grin Great image i will soon go to YourSpace and have a look
I did create a page there 2 years ago but forgot password et all :D
Great!
Nice idea! Very well done!
PERFECT !!!!!!!!!! LOVE IT !!!!lovely work!
Excellent and very realistic.....!!!!!
Looks innocent enough now. I'd like to see this low-water crossing after a lot of rain. Bet it turns into a gusher. Nice perspective! (:
excellent! (maybe less light on the rider's back?)
Looking good. Shadows are great but just a tad too much light on the bikers back. Sunburn coming!!! Rob.
LMAO@ efron 241. I hear ya! excellent image and narratives too.
Using the "AutoCad" cord., system looks like the Dude on the bike was shifted 5 degrees due to that massive rig passing him at 75 miles (120 Km for us Canadians ). It's a bad hair day out there. Noticed that helmets were not part of the game than. I've seen this scene many a time in my rear view mirror, scared the "Bee Jesus" out of me seeing massive grill in my back seat or so it seemed !
been very busy - I keep thinking about lessons in physics.
I myself have an exact measure (of 'sic')the "frature" (read fracture) between dynamics and transaction in the bag. It looks like "teh" for the and "archimedes" for Archimedes. Oecd that needs a "traslation". Office of Economic Cooperation and Development The natural spill off the passings keeps the passageway empty.
Excellent render - very well done with the photo background - good start on your site hope you can get the links to work - keep up the good work
The composing is well done!
reminds of that song in 1951--there I was with child NO 1 he was ful lof mischief,but lots of fun in 1951 lol ______________________________ big truck once again and lovely background and totally awesome work::
Amazing render my friend!!!!
Nice work..very realistic!!
outstanding work Dale.they look to be in place
Cool model and composition !! [^___^] Cheers, Roger
Superb. Your masterpiece is flawless. 5+. Of course it is my fav.
super looking and love the contrast of a big and small objects side by side
These guys get around. The guy on the bike stands out until he fades into the distance. The SMokey behind wants to talk to the trucker as there are no plates. He must pay to play.
Wonderfull mixed composition & time trip !! Excellent concept ! xxxxx
Fantastic composition and wonderful work./
Your 'big rig' looks at home on the black top. Great work photo matching your model. Very sharp work!
Sweet render and great use of the background photo. Nice work on matching the lighting. goes running off to TP's my space
Impressive realism !!! Fantastic artwork !!! 5++++++
Beautiful work!
J'aime beaucoup ce dessin très réaliste.
Excellent composition, very good work.