Last Snap Shot by Swidhelm
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
While over the Swiss Alps, a BBC crew filming their next epic nature documentary encountered something they did not expect. One member of the crew, noted cinematographer David Leeman managed to capture this still before being plucked from the helicopter in a mouth of teeth. It was a tragic day, and all at the BBC feel the loss. He was a remarkable man, and a great artist, a master at his craft. On the flip side a new species was discovered, one that was thought to never have existed. An international team of biologists and other specialists are examining the photograph, and some of the footage shot just before Leeman's untimely passing.
Rendered in Carrara 8. Just bought it. It was on sale for $74 so I couldn't pass it up. Still figuring it out though. Had trees in this scene, using a surface replicator but decided to pull them out. I wanted a bare, remote mountain range, high and rocky.
Anyways,
Thanks for looking
Cheers
Swidhelm

Comments (14)
Beautiful scene Darrin! Hey, can you give us a call or message us on facebook about Wednesday?
Very impressive, great sense of scale
Reminds me of the computer game Draken.. Excellent work..
Fantastic scene and the commentary is ideal. Beautiful background and lighting too!
As soon as seeing the title, the little voice inside my head said, " You'll ever see" Great image!
Very nice render man!, I like the story and how the image follows. Very nice work:) CHEERs
Cool story and an awesome render!!!
Outstanding! Great looking shot!
Beautiful work!
Astonishing artwork. Just perfect!
Fun image. Nice attention to posing details.
NICE!
Great Image!
Amazing work!!!!!