Loosing my Religion by eekdog
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Description
A title song by the band REM. ( That's me in the spotlight loosing my Religion)
I highly appreciate your time and valued comments my friends. Thank you. Steve
Mom Is doing as well as possible. She is so stressed out on her ordeal on her back condition and what she needs to do after getting back home in about 15 days. Thanks for your prayers for her. Love you all.

Comments (52)
excellent
Fantastic work, Steve! Glad that the health of your Mom is better!
Since I always get these mail messages, I always check what new graphics are available and if I like one very much, I log in to leave a comment and this one looks incredible!
Thank you dear Ute.👍😁🍻
very cool render
it reminds me of close encounter with light effect, pretty
Wow, this looks incredible! That bright blue light is awesome. She looks unsure, but trusting, as she hesitates to reach out.
Best wishes to your Mom. Speaking from the experience of taking care of an elderly Mom: if she can focus on one day, one event at a time, her recovery will feel a little less daunting. Yes, keep an eye on the future, but focus on one thing at a time. (hugs)
Excellent work, as always Steve! Best wishes for a quick recovery for your dear mother!
Superb image about this song, Steve ! I'm glad for your mother, my friend...
Awesome image! Great to hear the news concerning your mom Steve! :-)
This is great news, my dear Steve. I think her concern of doing housework is a good sign, in my opinion. Prayers to your beloved mom, my dear Steve.
The outstanding composition with those mesmerizing lights gives me hope and I love your great style, your top-notch skills.
Impressive atmosphere and fabulous lighting effects, brilliant awesome render. Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
A very pretty work, that expresses the time of year.
Oh, life is bigger It's bigger than you, and you are not me The lengths that I will go to The distance in your eyes
I think your mom is proud having a son like this.
Awesome image! and great song reference... I haven't heard it for some time.
Fantastic lighting Steve, cool work!!! Your Mom is still in need of some prays. Praying her recovery is fast.
That's some light set-up--really nice, Steve..so disappointed when R.E.M. broke up...it will take time for Mom to recover, but glad to know things are going on the right track for her.
Excellent piece and idea!
I'm still sending prayers to you and your mother.
Nicely done, although the lighting and her posture makes me feel like she's having some religious experience rather than losing her religion. ;-)
Molly
Great light and shadows in this awesome scene!
Nice work done!
Marvellous render!
Superb creation, beautiful scene, great lighting effect !!
Cool image and have a good week mate
Fine and impressive image. I like the pose and light.
Magnificent image, beautiful scene excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
great job, great news on your mom, but sorry she's stressing over departure!!
Beautiful image my friend :)
Very Nice :) Glad your mom is getting better :)
Happens to us all from time to time.. I know it has me a few times.
I do love the dark and mystic feel of this, Steve! Superb as always!
So glad to read that your mom is doing as well as possible. Sending healing thoughts and prayers her way, and yours as well. It takes a lot of strength to beat these problems. Stay strong, brother.
Well done!
what's so compelling about this image is that this woman seems to be called by some transcendent force; so, while she's lost all faith, faith seems to be calling her. It's really the struggle for many people in our age...One of your most mystical mysterious images. The light from that lantern---and maybe it's much more than a lantern---is mysterious and powerful. And it showers a blue cast over everything. You have windows in the background, but they seem to look out into an alternate reality, where there is real light. And yet she's not "inside" the windows, she outside them: A wonderful play of time and space, Steve...And I love the branches creeping into the image from the left. Beautifully done, and fitting for this difficult time we're all living in.
I'm sure Barb/bakapo's advice is absolutely true. It's hard, as we get older, to have to deal with our bodies turning us upside down, presenting challenges we never wanted. I sympathize with your mom. But I hope the procedures or therapies she had will get her through this, to where she can be at ease again. And I hope she's feeling better too. As others have said above, she must be very grateful to have a devoted son like you. My prayers are with you both.
Thank you for your blessings for my dearest mom Mark and your great comments always.
Very cool! Nice lighting and great effects.