#4679: Racing ahead of the approaching storm! by Radar_rad-dude
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Comments (22)
A most impressive composition, unbelievable awesome render.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
Very cool image!
If you are getting into highly artistic looking renders...you are in the right track, because this one looks fantastic my friend! :-)
Really well-done image!
superb sense of speed and monochrome adds to the sense of age
by the way, yesterday I seen a 1956 Jaguar convertible that had been restored. I was driving at the time so I did not try to get any pictures
The blurring is interesting... now you have me thinking about how motion blur might be used within the rendering engine to achieve such an effect. Overall, I think it's a pretty successful image! =)
Molly
Great atmosphere!
Inspired image. If we still had a rating system, this would have got six stars. :-)
That's what I call speed;LOL Fantastic image,again excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great job on this! Very stylish!
LOVE IT
Wonderful atmosphere and great monochrome render... very artistic work !!
Nice speed feeling in the storm atmo given by the B&W !
Very nice-a little off your usual style Radar, but recognizable regardless.
Your picture reminds me of one of my all time favourite pieces of music by Chicago, The Approaching Storm. Check it out Bill! Great sense of motion here!
You are right, Steve! That song really rocks big time! Thank you for commenting and for pointing me in the direction of that great CTA masterpiece! Greatly appreciate your kindness in all areas!
Good movement. Zoom zoom!
Nice black and white. He almost looks like a phamtom!
Love the motion blur
I think he kept going, but the storm stopped here. Great job on this, Bill!
Superb!!!
I love this in B&W, there is so much more you can do in B&W than color. Well done.