Moon turns the Tide (for Amaranthine/Mona) by eekdog
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sort of a double song image today. one by Jimi Hendrix (moon turns the tide) and another by Gordon Lightfoot a Canadian singer (Edmond Fitzgerald). a dear friend Mona/Amaranthine shared her lovely background with me to use. when i first saw this both songs were playing in my head and this is what i came up with. this poser 9 is havoc on my low memory computer, hopefully friday when i get paid i will upgrade to my max of 4 gigs, maybe that would help a bit for my renders. i have to keep these so simple so they will render. most of all many thanks to many of you for your suggestions for improving my performance. Rod, Roxy and several others, many thanks again..
the Edmond Fitzgerlad was a ship that sunk in lake Superior on November 10th 1975..
now i got some cool backgrounds from dear Angie/Rachealmarie to use on my next posting.
enjoy humpday and rest of week my friends and guests, i so appreciate your comments.. lol Steve
credits:
Night Watcher by: RPublishing & Rhiannon
Polished Pose by: Lunchlady
Merilia Hair by: Propschick
Background by: Amaranthine
Comments (69)
Wonderful view and work,my friend,so beautifully done*******
Beautiful. Love the background!!
Excellent image with a beautiful background. The flower is a nice touch too.
Very cool image. I remember both songs and this is a nice illustration for them.
Another fantastic image Steve...good stuff!!!
WOW Steve, It's absolutely GORGEOUS... Marvelous creation and dedication for your friend... It's an awesome image once again !!!
VERY BEAUTIFUL
Cool render eekdog! I luv that trenchcoat (duster?) and image on the back :)
That is a really impressive background. Good work incorporating it into an impressive image.
Excellent and mournful scene. I can easily hear either song over this image. Awesome work.
Despite the challenges, you're creating some awesome images with P9, Steve! Wow! This is just epic, buddy! It still blows my mind what you're getting with only 2 gigs. Looking forward to more, my friend!
Gorgeous
A super image Steve and let us not forget that all 29 members of the Edmond Fitzgerlad's crew were lost that stormy night!
very wonderful work
Beautiful work.
cool
Great beautiful artwork! :)
Wow Steve! This is good! Like the mention of Hendrix. He's becoming really popular with young musicians and he is still way ahead of his time in my opinion. Steve ;)
Wonderful image, a bit dark but so well done.
Very nice work in my mind it reminds me of the king who sat on the beach and told the tide to go back it's funny how things remind me of my school days so long ago ta
Beautiful scene! Love the falling rose. I had 'The wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald' running through my head all last week. Finally got it out of my head - and now it's back again. Lol. Good thing I like the song.
This is beautiful, Mona does make lovely romantic backgrounds, I really love her style with the brushes! And I love your pose choice!
Great!
"On the big lake they called "Gitche Gumee."" One of my favorites and a beautiful scene representing those who wait for those who never return. There is many a widow walk in New England.
Very cool.
marvelous picture
An extraordinary image, or better a painting and a good story behind Steve. I like it very much.
I just love your work, Steve. this is clever and so well done!
'Wow'! Beautiful image! I luv it!! Awesome job Steve.....and I hope you have a happy 'hump day'!!
Awesome work!