The Ballad of Danny Brown by Richardphotos
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Description
in the old TV series "The Rebel" there was a wealthy man that had a not so smart son. the son forced Danny Brown into a shootout, and Danny Brown killed the son. the wealthy man could not bear the truth and forced the town people into finding Danny Brown guilty of murder. Danny went to prison and served 9 years and was released early for good behaviour. well, the wealthy man was livid with hate. he hired a gunslinger to murder Danny which he did. shot him in the back and the old coot with so much hate made the town folk to leave Danny's lifeless body in the dirt. in the TV series the Rebel was able to save Danny and the old man died from so much hate.
my pose and lighting
I have been told before that implied violence does not need a warning, so I did not attach one

Comments (21)
Poor Boy, alone died on the sand !!! excellent creation !!!
I remember that show. Great interpretation of that chapter
Good pose and POV !
Well done, Richard, I remember the series but not that particular episode.
This is a very good!
Never saw the program - good pose!!!
nice pose and setting up
Great job.........well done :)
Klasse work,like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well done, great image and story
Fantastic scene and story!
Wasn't Steve McQueen in that show?
Wanted Dead or Alive
Fantastically well done !!!
Never saw the series, great illustration of the plot-line, well done!
wonderful
very nice
I vaguely remember that show. Mom and Dad used to watch a lot of westerns.
Cool interpretation of the show, Richard!
bad feeling do not do the body good at all. cool image and story
I love the old westerns! Thank you for this awesome scene and commentary!
Sounds like a interesting series.
Awesome illustration of this particular event.
Grat PoV , and great history!!