Doldrum by eekdog
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Description
Another one of those boring days for her.
I appreciate your time and comments my friends. They mean alot. Thank you. Steve
Comments (42)
This brings us back to the time when we only had one TV channel, we were waiting for the show... Beautiful scene
Wonderful image, great pose and setting.... excellent !!
I could watch it for a while without getting bored, I mean the real one.😊 I found out later it's a test pattern for calibrating the TV image. Few years later I understood how it could help.
Outstanding composition, powerful pose, impressive how this perfectly communicates the feeling, great lighting with awesome high details, brilliant awesome render. Magnificent Masterpiece of Fnest Arts. I love it!
I am not in the doldrums, watching all the details you've gathered, rendered and displayed here to convey this girl's feeling. A superb teen scene, Steve!
Cool, I remember that old tv logo.
Oh, boy do I know how she feels... I've been in a blue funk for several days myself. With all the bull###t going on, and several days of cloudy, gloomy weather, it's depressing. You've really captured the mood perfectly, Steve. Well done!
An amazing image .. superb work on this one, I love the character of your new image 👍🙋♂️
Cool image!! I love the old TV set with the old test pattern! Very cool! Amazing work!
it does bring back memories
No test pattern here any more. There are some channels who run trains on the move all night. Apparently it's sleep inducing. Nicely done!
I remember those boring times, watching the 'test pattern' on our old tv.....'lol'! Nice memory, Steve!
like this. ( test patterns are often the most interesting things on TV )