Vespa by Richardphotos
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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my lighting

Comments (23)
I had a life changing crash on a Vespa in 1969 Richard! Fractured left femur, pinned with titanium! Fell in 2011 snapping the pin, which forced it's way OUT of the femur causing spasming to my lower back. Pin was removed under anaesthetic, slowly recovering 5 years later! Great render Richard!
nice image
great render :-)
Fantastic model and nice render....
That is cool, great scooter!
Looking great
60 years before today ! splendid realization !!!
Nice render !!!
I love it a lot Richard !
This very beautiful image!
Cool looking scooter !
I remember riding along the Washougal River with my Dad on his Vespa
Nice scooter!!!!!!
cool
The3y always reminded me of the things we built with 2x4's nails, roller skate and a orange crate, before skate boars were invented. Never rode one as the dangerous feelings from the orange crate this held over.
COOL - When I was 16 years old, I had an Engine like this one, just in light blue!
Great render, too bad more people do not use these, seem energy efficient!
So cool
very nice !
Beautiful Vespa model! Beautiful Render!
Impressive!!!
Bisogna averla posseduta per capire quali emozioni poteva regalare !! La mia "Vespa 125 Primavera " insuperabile compagna di avventure degli anni '60 del secolo scorso , forse il periodo più bello della mia giovinezza!! Grazie Richard per aver riportato a galla certi miei ricordi !! Must be possessed in order to understand what emotions could give away!! My "Vespa 125 Primavera" unsurpassed companion of adventures of the years ' 60 of the last century, perhaps the most beautiful time of my youth! Thank you Richard for bringing afloat certain my memories!!
Great render of this classic scooter, Richard!