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On the evening of the 3rd December 1926, 36 year old Agatha Christie disappeared from her home and went missing - leaving her car abandoned on the edge of a cliff. No one knew where she was and there was great speculation in the press 'The Disappearance of a Famous Woman Novelist' and a huge manhunt took place, with some people fearing the worst. However, 11 days later she was identified as a guest at the Swan Hydropathic Hotel in Harrogate, Yorkshire, registered as Mrs Teresa Neele and having travelled by train from London, probably on the LNER. Christie never gave an account of her disappearance. Doctors diagnosed her as suffering from amnesia but opinions still vary as to the reasons for her disappearance. One suggestion is that she had argued with her husband, having discovered he was having a affair with another woman... also called 'Neele'. Agatha Christe took the truth with her to her grave - perhaps her greatest mystery of all.
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This work is copyright and cannot be used for any purpose without written permission from Peter Hague Concept - Design - Art Direction. All my images have an embedded digital ID throughout, which cannot be removed, even from a cropped section, and is registered.
This work is copyright and cannot be used for any purpose without written permission from Peter Hague Concept - Design - Art Direction. All my images have an embedded digital ID throughout, which cannot be removed, even from a cropped section, and is registered.
Comments (350)
Ahhh... glad to see you back. This is a fantastic picture, not only the shading, but the movement out of the window also. Do keep posting 'cause I love your work. would have given you a 10... but you know how it is. :)
So wonderful to see you around! Lovely work and a very special lighting ;O)
Well done! Very "Agatha Christiesque" atmo !
excellent scene!
great idea! the lighting and detail in the textures is outstanding.the blurred landscape is the perfect touch.- great to see you back around!
Perfectly done!
Wonderful composition!
Oh! Wow! really stunning! The lightning is really fabulous. A very natural scene. Superbly done. A fav for me! 5/5
excellent atmo/mood and lighting; very nicely done!
As always... an excellent scene!
superb work
Bellissima scena..splendide le luci. Wonderful!
stunning work! the lighting and textures are amazing. it's good to see you here again!
Great work with lighting and shadows.
cool image ! very evocative :) is great are back with your outstanding works
outstanding work..awesome lights...superb image.....
A beautiful mood created, wonderful work. Hugs. Diane. xx
What a wonderful composition ... the lighting is superb. Well done.
Contemplating a theory of special relativity, she notes that as a moving object approaches the speed of light, her external environment appears compressed by interesting warp effects. Later she confides her observations to her husband, Albert. The rest is history. Best Regards!
fantastic composition!
Excellent render, especially the lighting. It really gets across that "train in motion" feel here. Well done!
Formidable!
Hello Peter! I am so pleased to see you back and what a wonderful image to post on your return! Evokes many memories for me but also reminds of for whatever reason of Agatha Christie:-) Superb work as always and thanks for popping in to see me:-)!!!
Welcome back! :) Your composition is fantastic! :)
very nice scene great work hope you don't stay away too long
your renders are like always excellent!!
It's been awhile for you and I love this kind of scene. Thanks.
Very nice render, excellent work!
wow
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