A Night Out by DennisReed
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A Night Out - Dedicated to Emily & Dawn
To two sweet young ladies that will always have a special place in my heart.
V4.2 Characters by Emily
M4 Character by me.
Postwork using Jasc Paint Shop Pro 7
Thank you all for your friendship!
Comments (108)
Excellent scene and work. Splendidly done.
"M4 Character by me"...? M4 character IS YOU, Dennis. Brilliant - you should put that on the market! Lovely scene - looks like one great night out. Glad to see you post again too.
Very nice work, Dennis! Looks like a party is about to begin. would love to see the group about 3 hours from now....
Wonderful place and scene you have created. I'd love to join the party.
Wonderful scene Dennis..lovely work!!
nice and romantic, was it rendered in poser?
stunning scene Dennis x f!
The character is a wonderful likeness of you, Dennis. Very lovely ladies, too. Superb job on every detail in the render.
So classy ritzy and romantic Just once I would love to attend an affair like this Closest thing I got to something like this was a gift from a friend to go on Millionaire Row at the 118th Ky Derby.........I wore a dress and heels and was hurting by the time for the last race...but met movie stars and had pics taken with them........a day I will never forget This is almost dreamy.........different for you but I love it:) So glad to see a post from you.........miss you and ya should do more I have PSP9 and am clueless I need a tutor LOL Love this and it's a fav Hugs Susan~ A great dedi as well:)
Fantastic Dennis..love the scenery, the characters, architecture, everything ! THe detail is outstanding, I have a penchant for paneled ceilings.. these are perfect! And Hey! who would be the gentleman front and center? Would that be you? A very impressive dedication!
Fantastic!
wow she is pretty :-)
Why does M4 look strikingly like someone we know? Lol Wonderful work and too long without an upload from you Dennis! Fantastic! :o)
everyone is looking great!!
Great work on this wonderful dedication to them Dennis. I notice Peter has it right that the character is not only by you but is you :)
A wonderful scene Dennis with all those characters, what a masterpiece and the host looks rather familiar. I love the beautiful dresses on the ladies, they and the dinner suits on the men are so elegant. A shame we don't dress up more these days.
Nice scene! Fantastic details! Excellent work! (:
such a superior job dennis, very creative scene and characters, bravo my friend. steve
Wonderful work Dennis. I love the lighting. All the details are superb. YOu captured a moment in time.
Outstanding image and effort Dennis. Love all the details. Are they waiting for the Bus-Boy to clear the table? Good help is so hard to find now-days..lol. That center guy does look a bit like you, except he parts his hair on the left. Nice clothes all around too, I must add. Anyway, bravo and happy to see a new posting from you my friend. Best wishes from Dave :^)
impressive details Dennis.you always go first class
Two beautiful ladies in their natural environment. Most excellent, Maestro mon Vieux.
This is terrific, beautiful, unique and heart warming Dennis. Love the outfits. Outstanding hair jobs. This turned out great. Nice background also. Nice clarity and depth. The lighting is perfect. 5 stars for sure. You nailed this right on. Huggs... Silkylady...
This is great! I love the characters!
Marvelous work! Love the lighting.
look like a party to me! :) Very nice work. clear and clean.
We are proud to be escorted by Le Maestro! Très bien et merci!!
What a great scene and image Guess it's my turn now.....LOL
Nice work - scenes with many figures can be challenging. Asymmetric composition works - gives a sort of 'flow?' I've been trying to identify what your piece reminds me of - something in the nature of a British ca. 1920s mystery story. Thanks for posting this!
I like this one! EXT!