Country air by faroutsider
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Very stressful times - my father-in-law is very ill, and will be going in for major surgery for the third time in two weeks tomorrow. This image is for him - it will be a long time before he gets out into the country air again.
Vue 8.4 Infinite, signature in Photoshop CS3. Countryside Valley from C3D.
Thanks for looking and for your comments/favourites on my previous images.
Craig

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Comments (29)
Beautiful image and wonderful dedication. I do hope that your father in law comes through his surgery well. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Excellent Image
Beautiful. Hope this cheers up the old guy. All the best to you and your family.
Wonderful landscape scene my dear friend, excellent work.
Beautiful work!
A truly lovely image, beautifully done!! Sorry about the stress in your life and hope it will improve for you and yours.
beautiful landscape!
Great done image and dedication! Hope things will get well soon for you and your family!
A most beautiful vista....the light is sublime! Excellent work!
Wonderful creation here, fabulous atmosphere, amazing work!
Thought it was a photo...
A giant POV here and a excellent Light
O I am sorry to hear about your f.i.l. Whish streight to him and to you as well. This is a wonderful work. I realy like the single light tone road around a bit of the darker landscape. The sun hiting the top of the trees is super.
great dedication.. super art i hope all will be ok.. as time moves by.. we all fall victim to ill health enjoy good health as long as you can !!!! I am often in bed thinking.. I have no pain.. no pain at all.. by thinking of it.. you enjoy it even more and you will remember it when pain does come.. as it will with images like this.. one forgets all sadness for a moment -=- about my image.. she is being told by her soldier.. but she does not fear
Very nice composition & POV - hopes the best for your father in law. Well done here.
A breathtaking image with fantastic POV!
Fantastic scene.
This is such a wonderful way to show you compassion for your father-in-law. I wish your father-in-law the best and a speedy recovery. I will hold positive thoughts for you and your family. Take care.
awesome pov and terrain. I wish you and yours much power for the hard times they will come.
Wow Awesome view!
Very beautiful image, wonderful work
fresh air can breathe and move around to smile very sweet work me friend warm hugs, Linda
Wonderful and very realistic composition!!!
wow U did a fantastic job in this one...it looks like a photo
Excellent work!! I hope that your father-in-law will recover soon. My best wishes.
Very nice landscape.
amazing job
you know, Craig, when I view images when I'm not commenting, I always look at the images, but sometimes rush through the texts (unless it's writing); and therefore can completely bypass words on an ill loved-one or one who has passed, etc. I'm so sorry I missed this message, and, though relieved, sorry I missed the follow up on the next image. I'm sorry your father-in-law had that operation, and that he's confined for a while; and I hope he will be back to normal soon. As for the image, you've always been excellent at getting light & definition in darker landscapes (knowing that you do lighter landscapes too). You don't shy away from shadow, as you articulate what's in it with real detail & expression. This is a mountain & valley scene in the shadow of a great cloud-cover; or perhaps in late day or early day, when the light can be intense in spots and dark in others. But inside the many shaded areas, you've articulated realistic roads, land patches, trees, leaves and even peaks. The Oriental painting masters would've approved of your handling of fog in peaks & the mystery of trees & land in shadow. It isn't a dark landscape, it's a full landscape that happens to be viewed in shadow; and it has a lot of love in it, as well as a dramatic detailed sky (which we seem to be viewing from an aerial location). A gentle vision for your father-in-law, and maybe the shade is just right, as one who's recovering doesn't want too much notice or bright light, metaphorically. Beautifully conceived...and again I wish the very best to your father-in-law, and hope he'll be healed very soon...
Wonderful landscape: I was bound to love this one!