Another Day in the Park by eekdog
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Thought I would post this image today since we had snow in several parts of the state yesterday. Not in my city. Hit only 25 Mles north of where I live. June and snow. Geez.
Credits:
SV7 Heidi bg y: Seven
Jaythen Hair by: Rpublishing
it's hard to believe all this that went down with Mr. Floyds death, the looting, aggressive marches, looting, property damage and all the extra police on duty, national guard, etc most likely in the 200 million dollar mark or much higher, he lost his life because of really bad cops and total chaos all over a counterfeit $ 20.00 bill. now we wait and see how many more people will die cause of Covid-19 all around because of the gatherings. stay safe all, wear your mask still please.
I would like to know how many rendo friends joined on these demonstrations during the last several weeks?
or would anyone admit to it. I myself stayed home and safe.
thanks for your visit and comments in which they are highly appreciated my friends, thank your. Steve
Comments (56)
she is in good shape,make sure she stays safe.
Fantastic pin-up!
Snow in June, wow! Even the 2020 weather is strange.
Beautiful image and action, nice render.
Very nice 'happy' image, Steve! I likey!!
Wow' this has become breathtakingly beautiful, what a beautiful scene!
Nice catch! Or throw! Great scene!
Very nice image...Great looking character and action pose..., excellent work!
Excellent, superbe travail des mouvements ...
Beautiful character and pose! Excellent work, Steve! As for the snow, perhaps Mother Nature is sending a message? Keep Safe!
I have a lot of friends, men and women, that are police and I have a lot of respect for them. We're all going through our own struggles and nobody's is greater than the other's. Luv your artwork, my friend! You are amazing!
Bad things are happening this year, but everything is not as bad for me as the sudden death of my sister! Stay healthy Steve and never lose your joy in life! Your picture radiates joy of life, it is beautiful!
A great and fun scene. Bright scene for a Bright day here. A very fun model with an amazing ability to make that diving catch.
As to your deeper question: My Protests comes as Art (Well what I call art anyway. I think you commented on "Walking While Black" As with most emotionally charged demonstrations we have different motives for being there. (1) The Majority are the folks genuinely wanting social justice. (2) We have the predictor's who will always look for an easy way to get over...maybe for another fix, maybe for crap to sell on the black market, or out there for what ever their scamof the moment is. (3) The Anarchist crowd looking to burn it down linking arms with the White Supremacist Movement looking to hi-jack the genuine movement and then lay the blame on the oppressed ones they hate so much. There may be other reasons...but do not let the scum bags diminish the message. Change needs to happen and it is coming.
Steve, great to see a pic from you. I am working a couple of jobs now so anything but work is out of the question for me, aside from sleep that is.
She looks to be and a very awkward position. Not sure of the outcome when she comes down to earth. Fantastic image and background. Very lovely!
It's 112 degrees here today.
a beautiful composition that feels the freedom to let off steam
SEXY!!!!
a striking combo of a beautiful sunny nature scene (I assume that's a photo in there) and a leaping acrobatic woman. She looks like she's in a dance pose, as she throws that frisbee. Very smooth skin and light, and she's shaded really well for your pic---the light's behind her, so she'd be in shade in front of it. A really nice acrobatic pose, and as always you've positioned her to harmonize with the lines of the background...the branches above her left thigh, her arm crossing the branches beautifully. her head against the trunk, the table in line with her pelvis, etc. And her hair is a golden yellow, to go along with all the yellows around her. Even the frisbee has greens and golden oranges...Very sweetly done, with lots of summery feeling...very uplifting for a difficult time...I couldn't go to protests even if I wanted to, though I agree with some of your commenters that the majority of protesters are peaceful and didn't want the violence. Investigations have shown that the majority of looters are outsiders who came in for sheer criminal purposes...to steal, under the 'cover' of a protest. The protests have become a lot more orderly since the first week, luckily, and I hope they do some good for all of us. I can understand how you and so many people are up-turned by it all. Esp with covid lurking inside all those protests...
It sucks the $20 wasn't even counterfeit. It's a tragic thing, but I feel if wasn't George Floyd something would have lead to current state of affairs. Growing up as a black man something like that happening is always something you ponder if and when it could happen to you. I work in a hospital so participating in peaceful protest wasn't an option since corona is still a factor. Looting and rioting took away from the peaceful message many protesters were trying to convey. There's a big part of me that just misses what passed for normal last year at this time. But I digress, I love the pose in the figure. Her stance and hair really give the feeling of motion as she catches the frisbee.
Good stuff
Great action shot.
Excellent integration of 3D in the photo! A very acrobatic and dangerous pose, but very nice to see !
Excellent
Yeah.....I wish this was just another day in the park near me, I'd visit more often. Nicely done.
Excellent Steve!
It is with great pleasure that I come to admire the pictures you published when I had my accident, I like it