You are never walking alone (for Hendesse) by efron_241
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An image I made for "Hendesse" (Klaus), who was operated yesterday because of the nasty dissease that attacks so many.
Hendess is known for his fantastic nature photo's.
Before he went to hospital he made a photo and called it 'walking alone'.
I have learned here in the last few years at RenderoSity, that we are never walking alone. We are among good friends.
Mrestev had the solution to the bizar long render times of Poser. It is indeed the "(use) external binary morph targets" in edit/preverences that has to be without the '[x]'. Thanks.... but.... Remains the question, now that we have disabled this. What do we lose.. Grin.
In this render there are lot's of StoneMason props :
* The jungle;
* the jungle ruins;
* one of his old Ruin-freebee's.
I think that his latest (Giant) jungle prop is the one that makes all other work of him come together. I am sure you can even use it in his city-scapes.. Fantastic to work with.
I have learned here in the last few years at RenderoSity, that we are never walking alone. We are among good friends.
Mrestev had the solution to the bizar long render times of Poser. It is indeed the "(use) external binary morph targets" in edit/preverences that has to be without the '[x]'. Thanks.... but.... Remains the question, now that we have disabled this. What do we lose.. Grin.
In this render there are lot's of StoneMason props :
* The jungle;
* the jungle ruins;
* one of his old Ruin-freebee's.
I think that his latest (Giant) jungle prop is the one that makes all other work of him come together. I am sure you can even use it in his city-scapes.. Fantastic to work with.
Comments (57)
belle attention
All is wonderful here ! the scene, the trones and a beautiful dedication !
Superbe composition, lumiere et ambiance
superb composition for Klaus, great dedication
Wonderful piece.. a great dedication, just wonderful work!
So true and beautifully done!
A lovely image for Klaus and I am sure he will love it. He is not alone as we are all wishing him well.
Fantastic atmosphere and composition here, excellent work, congratualtions!
excellent
The wonderful light.
Beautiful and touching dedi for Klaus and lets all pray that the surgery was successful. Dana
Breathtaking image Chris, beautiful, and very spiritual. Soul touching. You have said it all here, both with your words and your art. No one walks alone here. People here are the kindest, most supportive, most awesome people, and I am both honored and proud to be a part of this community. My thoughts and prayers are added to all those that are going out to Hendesse today, and the next weeks and months as he totally recovers and becomes well again.
nice dedication and wonderful scene, I like the figure posing, the body language conveys everything you want to say, well done.
I can think of few better than Gwen to have by your side as you walk the path.
Excellent render and dedi! Great work! :o)
Coole image en een lieve gift...:)
Great composition and very fantastic scene! Love the atmosphere!!
Looks to be in good hands. Wonderful. ")
Superb dedication my friend! Excellent render :)
Very fine dedication for Klaus (Hendesse). My thoughts are with him and his family. Hoping everything went well.
Cool render, nice dedi.
~Superb atmosphere and a wonderful dedication!~
Fantastic render and words sentiment perfect!~
A very encouraging render for your friend and it is true; we are not as alone in most difficulities as we tend to think we are. Of course, there comes a time when we truly do have to leave our friends and go on ahead all on our own. The wonderful thing is that by that time it is okay to go ahead by yourself. I'm happy to report that I am two weeks beyond my spine surgery. (In fact, had the staples taken out today.) Am doing very well thanks to the vigilence and helpfulness of my wife, Karen. Am feeling better by the day. My hope is that the same might be true for your friend, Hendesse.
Very nice looking picture! Great job.
Belated thanks for this wonderful picture. I had already seen it and taken as a favorite. Your sympathy has helped me a lot.