Why do you suppose its called Dragon Bay, Flavia? by Radar_rad-dude
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Description
Sandra and Flavia were walking on the deserted beach one morning, enjoying the sites and the morning sea breeze. A guide had told them of this place and that it was called 'Dragon Bay'. But he hadn't told them why. He'd left it up to them to find out the reason.
Now, if anyone thinks these two lovely ladies were in trouble, let me reasure you, they weren't! These dragons are very friendly towards humans. They even take on human form when the spirit moves them, especailly when they find a couple lovely ladies to distract them from their daily toils.
Thank you for taking a peek! Your support is greatly appreciated!
When I created the background for this render, I took big liberties and combined two photos from the internet. What follows is the information on those two photos:
Tenerife, a holiday paradise [source of these two photos.]
Photo 1: Las Gaviotas Beach, Beach Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Near the beach of Punta de las Teresitas passed los �rganos, there is the beach of Las Gaviotas, which was the first beach on the island, where nudism is practiced since the seventies of the twentieth century. Of course, it is still practiced today. It has 280 meters long and 43 wide.
Photo 2: DRAGON TREE, CANARY ISLANDS
The Dragon Tree is found at de los Vinos in Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands, and is said to be between 650 and 1,500 years old. This specimen inherited this name from mythical origins: Hercules had to bring back three golden apples from the garden of the Hespérides, which is guarded by Landon, the hundred-headed dragon. Hercules killed Landon and his blood flowed out over the land, which began to sprout �dragon� trees. The tree exudes �dragon�s blood� � a red sap � when cut.

Comments (19)
Haha! Great scene! Very nice! Good appetite!
Great Image and Render!
Lol i love it superb scene and story !!
well i have been several times in tenerife with ute and i must say i rather stay in the south, ok i know cockroaches-cucarachas are bigger there lol,but i always go for the sunny side. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Cruz_de_Tenerife
The flying dragon looks friendly enough Radman, but the sneaky snakey tree dragon, MMmmmmm, let's say he looks hungry and here comes breakfast ..... and lunch ..... ;)
First a moose and now dragons??? What will these ladies encounter next?!?! I bet their holiday photos will be awesome!!
very nice work
Thank you for the explanation - next time I know what to expect at places like the Dragon Bay... :) Vashek
Funny aqnd very imaginative work, excellent done.....!!!
Nice idea! Looks good!
Very good scene and story Excellent
LOL!! You picked up the gauntlet! fantastic scenery and perfect blend of characters and background. Excellent photomanipulation and thanks for the perfect bodies, not even a suspect of cellulite! In fact, the Dragons have been very courteous, washed us down with fresh water when we were hot, and flying us on the ridge to get on the tourist bus! Friendly Dragons the Spanish ones! For ZanderXL: You have no idea what amazing adventures, and wonderful people we meet during our holidays, Sandra46's gallery shows it a little .
Marvelous photo work and history of the area. Flavia and Sandra are sure to enjoy. You are fortunate to have each other for friends.
Gorgeous scene well done
wow! a most magnificent, awesome, and brilliant illustration of our last adventure! and thanks for the flattering silhouettes ;D
super cool
people claim there is a nudist beach near Galveston but alas, I never found it.beautiful babes and composition
Excellent composition here, amazing characters, loved the dragon on the tree!
Great image!