The Most Dangerous Profession by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
There is a television series here in America called "The Most Dangerous Profession." It is a reality series about life aboard the fishing fleets that sail in Alaskan waters. Certainly fishing in the Bering Sea and the extreme North Pacific has to be one of the most dangerous jobs in the world, but seriously; the MOST dangerous. I think not. I doubt any U.S. or Nato serviceman presently serving in a hot war zone would agree. Certainly the U.S. Seal Teams might just be the most dangerous work there is anywhere in the world. However, what about firefighters in our cities and national forests? Miners of any material be it coal or diamonds? The list could go on and on, but I think you take my point.
Now, I'm not taking anything away from those Alaskan fishermen. In fact, the sone of a dear friend is one of them. It IS a very dangerous and risky job. Nature is their biggest adversary and I've tried to convey some of that in this render. So this posting is for them. I hope it is worthy of their bravery and hard enterprise.
Thanks, as always for dropping by to take a look. Your comments and other encouragements always mean a lot.
'Til next time,
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Vue7 Pro Studio.
Vessel: AlfredoBilbao's "Ziortza fishing boat" (Google Warehouse).
Terrain: DreamlandModels "Wave Tile Huge" from "SeaVue" object collection (Renderosity).

Comments (22)
Jeremy this does look really fine especially the water and being out in nasty and cold weather on a boat definitly wouldn't be my way of life, so cudos to those who take it on no matter how :)
a beautiful tribute!
Good show!!!
Excellent work and lovely dedi! :)
Dangerous Catch is a great show Good depiction of the situation
Superb scene and dedi !!
Good One Jeremy.. That's not a job I'd want to do..
Nicely done...great lighting and depth to this render.
Nice work on the image. As for "The Most Dangerous" status, it's because of the number of people killed each year in that profession. My brother worked on one of those boats in the Bering Straights, and it truly is more dangerous than anything in North America (Note: North America, that doesn't include combat jobs abroad) and entire boats with upwards of half a dozen are lost every year. One storm alone when my brother was there caused the loss (nothing was ever found at all) of 2 boats in one day! He has truly scary stories of the life, water that can kill you after only 3 minutes exposure, using a gaff to save a fellow crewman who was almost washed overboard, ship dumping their fresh water storage to make it lighter in a desperate effort to avoid foundering in a storm... It's definitely NOT the life for me!
I think you depicted the situation incredibly well. If those are whitecaps on the water, then the water's definitely choppy. This render reminds me alot of the movie "The Perfect Storm" . Well done.!
Super atmosphere and details!!! And we should also consider missionaries who risk their lives to share the Gospel around the world! Grace and Peace!
nice work
Beautiful scene.
Wonderful work! Excellent spray effect along with a nicely balanced composition. "Deadliest Catch" was always one of my favorites. Heck, anything on the storm-tossed Bering Sea is an attention-getter in my book!
magnifique! the atmo and water is superb.
Yes, they say it is! Having seen the series (well one or two of the programmes) I'm not going to disagree.. Super work.. Rob
the water looks real.Seaview is great
We get that series over here too....oh Robs already mentioned that...This is a great image, we get rough seas round here but nothing like what those guys go through.I'd be permanently over the side calling Poseidon, did you know his first name is 'Hughie!!' Great render, excellent seascape and a fine tribute....
Excellent work, Jeremy!
Great rendition Jeremy! I don't know what profession is statically the most risky, but I'll stick with my cubicle for now...
Very well done!
Oh shes a beauty this boat! love the waves too!