Zebra chase by goodoleboy
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More of my once hidden and/or neglected, but now exposed, Bryce and Poser work from 2002 through 2006, my fun and imaginative period.
Since yesterday's 'Velociraptors chasing Great White Hunter' posting was such a roaring mini success, here's another one of my chase scenes. Poser technology has advanced considerably since those early 2000 years.
Allaismalardik, baby.
Comments (10)
... everyone runs to what I see ... no one is interested in a feast? excellent !!!
got to run fast here. cool image
This looks like a very dangerous game for her to be playing, Harry.
Superb cool image !!
When chased by lions, a wise herd heads for the nearest fat tourist. The lions will go for her. (And who says zebras are dumb animals...)
Fantastic creation/composition and very great sceene!!! Outstandingly well done !!!
Another really fun creation, Harry; I love the smiling lions! They know someone is bound to trip sooner or later. Well done!
very interesting work!! I wonder how long she can stay in the pack!!!!!!!!!
I like the responses here...some people are worried about this lady: I'd be shouting, "What the hell are you doing there in the FIRST place???" Your overhead pov is articulated with real panache---the woman is spread across space and leaping forward, and her legs are in perfect harmony with the running zebras. And those lions do look like they're smiling, lol---though they're probably just breathing heavily. This is a delight because it raises all kinds of questions: Why is that woman running with the zebras? How does she relate? How did this whole thing get started? It's a desert-yellow piece, but you sure made contrast in the blue of the woman's shirt, and her mustard-colored pants. And you have mist---I think--in the background---or that's probably dust! A really fine use of that overhead angle, and you've splayed and stretched the zebra and human limbs to catapult the motion, in this piece. And the two lone lions in back are perfect balance. A motion-filled visual treat.
I hope she has parked her's near as well.. Zebras run faster than she can LOL Nice job, lots going on here. Rob