The Vet by barryjeffer
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Nuff' said...
Comments (64)
Wonderful work and great Background!!!
Magnificent symbolic image about the war, pose, BG, and lighting are stunning ! great work, Seth !
Awesome work! The pose says it all.
Dig it!
Lovely dedi Seth!
Wonderful dark scene, Seth!
Very dramatic scene, Seth!
Great atmosphere!! He seems to solve his problems in his very own way!!! ;-)
This ol vet thanks you. US Army 1970 to 1976 MOS 31D
Oh wow, this is really well done Seth! Wonderful tribute!
What can I say? Another 5 star image.
The background is very impressive! The image must be seen in full size.
Nice apocalyptic scene
Fabulous creation and marvelous image !!!
Beautiful dramatic work! Very realistic done, I empathize character!
Nice thought for WW1 victims Seth
Great dedication Seth.
fully Apocalyptic mood and the helpless pose...class, Seth!
This picture really speaks for itself, and I won't post a lengthy comment but this: sometimes hell follows. Beautiful work! OXOOXOXOX Jane
Well done :)
fabulous
Great tribute!!!!!!
awesome scene Seth :)
this is super cool
formidable background and pose
Epic image! Great character and posing!
Powerful image! Excellent work on the terrain and setting. It's like a landscape for Ares or any god of war. Great tribute.
Powerful image! :)
Шикарный огненный ландшафт на заднем плане. очень красиво!
A great tribute to a wonderful breed of human being. It takes a special kind to be able to serve in this manner, and no thanks are enough, though this really does wonderful justice. :) The "world on fire" behind the guy here really adds to the tension of this image, and contrasted against his more "slack" (for lack of a better word) pose, says so many possible things... not the least of which is the sense of the huge obstacle these soldiers must face. Great work, Seth.:)