Shooting the spikes by goodoleboy
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More of my once hidden and/or neglected fun and imaginative period of Bryce and Poser work from 2002 through 2006, now on display.
Even though an spacecraft ace, running a speedy gamut between those razor sharp rocks was a very hazardous attempt at derring-do
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Comments (8)
Fantastic landscapr and marvelous creation/composition my friend !!!
Excellent work on that one Harry. I like the subtle shadow on the ground below the spacecraft.
Great scene! Crazy space pilots always have to go through those things; does nobody explain to them they can fly up? ;)
That's a very dangerous-appearing stunt. Wonderful imaginitive work, Harry, and very well executed!
very impressive, wonderful scene of SciFi ! I like the choice of these colors for the ground !!!
A very cool POV you've used here Harry, works very well.. Nice one Rob
I love your SCI-FI interpretations. One of my favorite genres from you. Good work
yeah, you'd never get ME in one of these maneuvers...I'll take the 'high road' any day (above the Khyber Pass look-alike, here, not THROUGH it). Very well done, with the ship just beginning its entry, and its angle...A lot of fun too...the peaks are almost like tents, and the ground is like an orange lava flow. And with those colors, you have a soft blue-purple sky---more of your vivid color contrasts in these fantasy pieces. (And let's not forget your signature---here, a saturated yellow to pick up the yellows throughout the piece.) You got the moment, alright---that moment of entering the impossible. Even if it makes it at 90 degrees, that top wing---or antenna---looks like it's gonna scrape those peaks: We assume the driver really knows his stuff. Lots of fun and a fine realization, Harry. I see that you've exhausted your space pieces in your recent uploads---I'll mourn these just like I did your wonderful Renaissance Faire series, when it finally ended. This is another great series from you. Harry, I'm at an hour and 15 minutes; I am so slow today, I can't seem to get in more then 8 comments. Mea culpa, I had a long weekend...But I'll be back for more, and I'll do more recent shots too (I don't want to leave them out!)
Sorry, Mark, the ship is not entering the gamut of spiked rocks, it has just exited it. That is the front of the vehicle that you looked at.