D-Day a tribute by renecyberdoc
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I would like to dedicate this humble work to all the servicemen and women who fought for us and paid the highest of prices,just that we now can sit tranquil at home and fart on our sofas and ranting and b...s... around.
Let’s at least pay some respect to these people.
I was trying here to add effects for the composition,but when seeing the report (over 4 hours on D-day) I found out that we cannot even get near to the effects what these soldiers went through,if people who where actually there say that they just want to forget theses horrible scenes,then I see whatever effects I could add I won’t even get near to it.
I wanted to point out the chaotic situation on Omaha-Beach.
So I just made it as good as to be presentable.
I read during my life quite a lot about d-day and saw also on the screen,but this time it was different.
This time I felt deep emotions for the young lads that went into the fire to liberate us from an awful regime,and I feel the deepest of respect.
Maybe it had to take as long as this to grasp what it was about.
I was always interested in history and logistics and strategics even fascinated,but I saw it always from a somewhat abstract point,now its different.
I will of course also do in the future a render with nekki soldiers on the beach lol,but I will place that in the spacko universe.
This scene was just rendered in daz,no postwork except frame and sig.
Comments (40)
Very good image and beautiful tribute to all the fallen people! Wonderfl work, Rene! wonderful work!
superb! a very well said piece there rene, d-day will always be remembered. nice job on the action scene. steve
Wonderful image and great tribute to these brave men!
Wonderful scene and tribute!!
You did an excellent job, Rene! And we are all grateful for the many who gave their lives at Omaha beach, my uncle among them. A worthy dedication!
Excellent scene and dedication!!!
Well done.
Wonderful image and tribute
Fantastic scene And a great dedi !
Fantastic work!!
Great tribute to a troubled time!
Wonderful image & tribute, I think it was the most powerful and also the most sad day in our history!!!
a good image René
Lovely work on this Rene yes we need to remember these brave soldiers that fought and lost their lives for us so we can fart freely on our sofas as we rant about our hardships in life.. Well portrayed my friend..
Awesome scene and tribute to those who fought! Outstanding work bro!
Eine ganz tolle Actionszene ist das ... aber leider keine schöne Erinnerung. Hab einen schönen Sonntag!
Excellent Rene.
belle scene!!
wonderful tribute and scene!! great!!
Wonderful dedication.
Tributo fantástico meu amigo, excelente realização, aplausos (5)
Not to sound stupid, but I am assuming "screen" is television? I don't know, thus why I ask...lol Sorry Rene. Great tribute here my friend!:-)
Great work.
Awesome Dedi! and cool explosions!!
Really nice image and tribute! Great atmosphere and effects! Very nice work.
Excellent tribute and fine words indeed. Great picture - love the smoke effects and your ships. Fine fine job on this.
Excellent job Rene. This is a case where using the animation features of Poser and Daz would add alot but you could never get it into Rendo's size limit. Great job anyway and nice Dedi to our men that fought and died that day. The world would be a very different place if this had not happened.
This is an awesome and moving tribute to all those that made the ultimate sacrifice for all of us! These were brave and selfless men and women, and it is fitting to stop and consider just for a moment what they went through to allow us to sit here at our computers and render pretty pictures. God bless them all - then and now. The powers of darkness are still out there...
a wonderful dedi and fine tribute my friend
spectacular war scene, bravo