Walking on the Moon (for Neil Armstrong) by eekdog
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many thanks for dropping by today, hope your weekend has gone well my friends and guests. looking forward to the bronco's game this afternoon.
a tribute to the first man on the moon, was glued to the tv back in that day and era. Neil Armstrong died at the age of 82 during a heart surgery, god bless you Neil.. 1930-2012
a friend of mine came over last weekend and turned me on to Bryce 7.1 pro, i have not worked with Bryce in about 5 years or so.. i still have all my image file info from all the poser 4 and 5 i did way back when, this is one of them, just redid a few things and rendered much higher then i did 5 years ago, back then did not know how. so forgive me if this kinda sucks.. anywho, i have a few space and others images i will be posting during next week and beyond. hope they don't bore you. i will still be posting poser also. since i have been laid off i have several images to post, so i might have to go against my rule and post everyday for a bit.
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Superb image, great tribute for him !
excellent tribute. another bit of history has been lost, but never forgotten
A very good"in memory" for Neil Armstrong. I followed the news on the tonight journal on television.He did a great job and so are you! Excellent work. Gr.Rudy.
What an outstanding work of art, Steve, and an awesome tribute to one of my all-time heroes! RIP, Neil. I can only imagine what you'll create with Bryce! I picked up Bryce 7.1 Pro while DAZ had it for free (it may still be..), but just haven't played with it much - yet. Fantastic work, Bro!
Wonderful tribute!
A wonderful tribute to Neil! Definitely a turning point in history that will always be carried on. I really like the image as well, Steve! Creative and inspirational!
Wonderful dedication!!!
Great work of art....very beautiful!
excellent as usual!
Very well done.
I still remember that day very vividly. Excellent tribute!
Great!!!!
Great render lil brother' I have been at hospital all day started with a fever of 101 got up to 103.8 at noon son took me to Taylor County I have bacterial pneumonia in R lower lung...fever down got iv antibiotics...and meds for the week......... then got home and a good friend passed away this morning on my Allpoetry site we got each other b day and x mas gifts please keep me in your thoughts and prayers no site mail from you in a few days everything okay? Hugs Your sis Susan
Wonderful dedication to a great man Steve!!
Excellent and well done. Giant steps are what we take....
A greay man and a great start for the science Peace in his mey way .... Your are a nice man my friend . Tanka a lot for all your qualities ((5++))
Excellent tribute!
Wonderful work and a great tribute, amazing layout as always.
Gorgeous tribute for Neil Armstrong...I remember 1969 sit on the floor watching this
Great dedi. Nice work.
A lovely tribute to this very brave man and I can remember him landing on the moon so well and taking that 'One small step...........' What a splendid endeavor for mankind it was. It enthralled the whole world I think. This is a wonderful moon scene you have created.
oh yeah i heard about him, nice tribute.
remember all the conspiracy fanatics that claimed he was on a desert in the SW US somewhere besides actually on the moon? super dedication
excellent tribute and amazing work steve.
this is a tear jerking dedi to Neil Armstrong. he has a brave and classy guy!
A nice tribute to this modern day adventurer.
Good memorial for the great one
Superb tribute to an American icon and legend! I remember that "one small step" as though it were only yesterday... Beautiful work my friend!
I guess lots of the folks here weren't even born when Armstrong made his famous walk on the moon...I remember it very well and in fact was able to go to the ticker tape parade here in NYC, and saw him again after that parade as I got off the subway in Queens when the three astronauts, Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins made their way to Kennedy airport, which at the time was called Idelwild. There are some who deny that we ever went to the moon. Well, all I can say to that is rubbish. My Pop was a systems design engineer for IBM and among the many projects for the US government he worked on, the computer that sent these three fellas to the moon was one of his projects. I actually saw part of that computer at the Kingston, NY plant. Man it was humongous, and what I saw was only half of it! So Neil Armstrong's passing means quite a bit to me...he was part of my life even before he took those steps on the moon. He was a very private man, some would say even strange. But he was courageous and true American hero...
did the Bryce 5 files worded in 7.1? just wondering. cool looking and yes i read about him in the paper today. i saw on mythbusters they tested stuff about the moon landing and showed how the shadows on the moon can be as it is showed on the photos and other stuff too. They say as far as they know he did walk on the moon. Hope you saw that show or it will come back on and you see it here a link to the photos on youtube i just find http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wym04J_3Ls0