Liberation, 1944 by ACue
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Description
In the Spring of 1944, the Allies began their invasion of France, which would eventually liberate Europe from the grips of an evil power, but not without much death and destruction. The war was fought in many small towns and villages, much like this one, utterly destroyed in dislodging the enemy. The hundreds of thousands who fought for our freedom paid the ultimate price.
I've been meaning to share this work for a while. Hope you like it.
Resources:
- FWSA Henry HD for Edward 8, by Fred Winkler Art and Sabby
- World War II U.S. Uniform HD for G8M, by Luthbel
- The War Years ruins, by Stonemason
- 1944 Jeep, by Jibicoco
- Werhmacht soldier for Michael 3, by Jibicoco
Comments (13)
Excellent scene and great tribute to all those who served.
Excellent image, the black and white gives it an old feel. Might also look cool with some muted colors and smoke filled sky... ;)
A fine image and a touching tribute to those who remained where they fought.
Excellent work my friend 👍🙋♂️
great pov and dof
cool stuff ! you can found on standalone character my rangers on sharecg if you try ...
Thanks my friend. Excellent work. Thank you for your generosity.
Une superbe création en n&b qui rappelle des temps horribles dont on aimerait être certain qu'ils n’existeront plus mais les hommes étant ce qu'ils sont...
Fantastic render - you capture it well.
Powerful image. Very realistic. Great work
nice vintage photo look.
Excellent!
Very nicely done but I saw the colour version first and think I prefer that one
Striking. Has the feel of a classic press phot
Thanks. That's what I was going for!