" Geronimo " by nickcarter
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Description
Un mio personale omaggio all'ultimo grande capo Apache : " Geronimo ".
My personal tribute to the last great Apache Chief: "Geronimo".
(Rendered in Bryce no postwork)
Comments (16)
this came out coooooooooool, Nick. really enjoyed viewing this. good job!!!
Beautifully done!
Fantastic work!
Love the sky! Awesome scene, Nick!
outstanding dedication to the memory of a great leader of his people a friend of mine died earlier this year and he was a Mexican Apache.
Fantastic image!
Well done work!!!!!
Nice work and a great setting for the image!
This is an absolutely classic image.
Wonderful, looks like a silhouette. Absolutely well done.
Grazie a tutti per aver visionato il mio lavoro e per i vostri graditi commenti. Je vous remercie tous pour avoir vu mon travail et vos commentaires bienvenus. Thank you all for having seen my work and your welcome comments. Vielen Dank für meine Arbeit und Anregungen willkommen gesehen zu haben.
Excellent!
Wonderfully done !
oh this is wonderful. It's a very serious image, and yet it has a wonderful glow and uplift to it. The yellows and reds in the background are magical, the deep black of Geronimo's silhouette is a wonderful contrast, and your softened background makes Geronimo stand out even more. And of course, you've portrayed Geronimo in a battle cry, with his beautiful feathers standing up, and his spear/arrow high in the air. (And his horse ready to leap.)
You use the colors of a deep Southwest American sunset; and the image has a folk-tale magic to it. (His actual name, as you may know, was something like "Goyathlay," and it meant---strangely enough---"He who yawns". I never found why he got that name! But in America, "Geronimo" became a battle cry. It's tragic that the people who used that cry had to destroy Geronimo in the process. He was a freedom-fighter, and a hero.) Beautifully done.
Great atmosphere It remember me the style of Malboro Country in the advertising of some years ago !
Lovely scene. Evokes a feeling of both heroism and pathos, the way the hero holds up his weapon and the horse rears up against the backdrop of the sunset. Geronimo would be proud!