Juno Beach ... by franco7
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Description
A washed up ditched P47, and a Canadian Tank and LST in the back round...
as clean of the beach begins
I saw an actual photo and was surprised the props were not bent ...but they were not
Bazze ... P47
Comments (8)
steelrazer
Pretty cool. I had to do a double take to see if it was a photograph. Interesting observation...I never thought of the beach that way...it's a new beach every day...as if nothing happened there yesterday. Nice work.
KnightWolverine
Same for me as for thinking it was a photo....Amazing Job!
T.Rex
"Pierre, hadn't I told you to clean up the back yard? Well, have you? There's still junk lying around!" "I did, mama, but that's a bit too big!" Now, this is a great image - like a photo! Mixing black/white and color has a most interesting effect here. As you say, cleaning of the beaches. What a task! Something NOBODT thinks of or mentions. With unexploded munitions buried in the sand, that was a very dangerous job. Not so few were maimed or killed cleaning up. As for the undamaged propeller - sand is soft, flies all around, unlike dirt that's usually packed. Keep up the good work!
MacMyers
Vry well done.... as usual!
Osper
Nicely done! I would think the engine had seized and if one were to lift the P-47 up, you'ld find the other two very bent. Just the same..neat!
AliceFromLake
Wow, amazing. And you are sure this was made with poser? Great.
thecytron
AmaZZZZZZzzzzzzing composition!
Briney
Astonishing. There is some serious "bar-lifting" with Poser going on lately. There is a sort of Dali-esque quality to this... all it needs is a melting Nazi clock perhaps. Lots of battlefields must look a bit surreal sometimes, once nature has started to clean up after us...