Uppermost by byteline
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Have all a very nice day.
Comments (16)
Cool image and posing..well done!!
Excellent artwork
erinnert mich an den alten film Trapez ich glaube burt lancaster wars.
Splendid idea to create an act like this one. Nicely done Ute. My appreciation. Frans
Ein sehr schöner pov und klasse Posen. Toll gemacht, Ute. Dir auch einen schönen Tag.
~ Tolle Grafik, mit viel Liebe zum Detail ~
Wow, tolle artistische Posen, klasse Render!!!
very nice indeed!
Cool posing and swings!
Oh, how nice it is. I thank you for it. 5+!!
a great tribute to all who died 11 sept 2001 This shows the end of many as they fell from the towers to few people made an image for those who died that day you remembered.. thanks
Superb idea, beautiful posing, nice work!
A lot of dynamism here !
Man on the Flying Trapeze Traditional Written By: George Leybourne Copyright Unknown Once I was happy, But now I'm forlorn, Like an old coat That is tattered and torn; Left in this wide world To weep and to mourn, Betrayed by a maid in her teens. Now this girl that I loved, She was handsome, And I tried all I knew Her to please, But I never could please her One quarter so well As the man on the flying trapeze. Oh, he floats through the air With the greatest of ease, This daring young man On the flying trapeze; His actions are graceful, All girls he does please, My love he has purloined away. He'd play with a miss Like a cat with a mouse, His eyes would undress Every girl in the house. Perhaps he is better Described as a louse, But the people they came just the same. Oh, he'd smile from his perch On the people below And one day he Smiled on my love. She blew him a kiss And she hollered, "Bravo!" As he hung by his nose up above. Oh, he floats through the air With the greatest of ease, This daring young man On the flying trapeze; His actions are graceful, All girls he does please, My love he has purloined away. Oh, I wept and I whimpered, I simpered for weeks, While she spent her time With the circus's freaks. The tears were like hailstones That rolled down my cheeks, Alas, and alack, and alacka! I went to this fellow, The blackguard, and said, "I'll see that you get Your desserts!" He put up his thumb to his nose With a sneer, He sneered once again, and said, "Nertz!" Oh, he floats through the air With the greatest of ease, This daring young man On the flying trapeze; His actions are graceful, All girls he does please, My love he has purloined away. One night to his tent He invited her in, He filled her with compliments, Kisses, and gin And started her out On the road to ruin, Since then l have known no repose. But e'en now l loved her, I said, "Take my name! I'll gladly forgive And forget;" She rustled her bustle Without any shame, Saying, "Well, maybe later, not yet." Oh, he floats through the air With the greatest of ease, This daring young man On the flying trapeze; His actions are graceful, All girls he does please, My love he has purloined away. One night as usual I went to her home, And found there Her father and mother alone, I asked for my love, And it soon was made known, To my horror, that she'd run away. Without any trousseau, She'd fled in the night With him with the Greatest of ease, From two stories high He'd lowered her down To the ground on his flying trapeze.
Absolutely marvelous sense of motion, excellent creation!
Wonderful Circus set. All these characters are fun.