Hysterical and dramatic. Very cool.

Hey thanks.

great blur and DOF.

Thank you much.

I saw an interesting documentary on a nature show called "The Nature of Things" which suggested that, given a sufficient head start, quick-footed humans probably could unrun a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Endurance was another matter. A persistent T-Rex would likely run a human being to exhaustion and catch up. A human would need to reach the safety of a cave or sufficiently deep water. Of course, it's all speculation, thank God.

Maybe this was when humans started carrying pets around. If a T-Rex attacks just throw the pet toward the T-Rex. That's terrible I know just kidding.

Where is a weapon when you need one? She just needs to get to an unlocked room and close the door, should be safe for a while. Excellent excitement in this image.

Hey thanks, I think I know what she could do to get out of this predicament. I'LL show it some.

Run is right! Nicely done.

Thanks!

It's absolutely fabulous ... Fantastic scene... Wonderfully done once again !!!👍🙋‍♂️

I thank you much.

Super action scene.

Thank you.

LOL! Definitely!

Oh yeah you don't have to tell me.

Now, there's an "Oh, crap!" moment! Her expression is soooo perfect! Great job on this fun (not for her) artwork!

Cool thanks glad you like it.

Reminds me somehow of the scene in the first Jurassic Park movie, where the kids run and hide from the Raptor in the kitchen…

Very well done scene with the motion blur, which yields to the drama!

Thanks, I miss movies like that. The build up of suspense not just gore and violence.

Well you see it is the same with the movies, as it is with the music. The movies today sometimes lack a good story and as you said, a good build up, without fast cuts, lot's of overdrawn action, lot's of explosions and blood (such as "the birds" from Alfred Hitchcock for example). Same with the music. Ok, I have to admit, that I'm maybe too old to find any appreciation in many Nowadays music, but nothing like the old 70ies, 80ies, 90ies such as Pink Floyd, Toto, Supertramp and many more. How ever, I'm glad, I could live in the time, when those movies and music where "born" :-D

Yes I agree, I being a Gen Xr as so many can appreciate the rich pop culture of the 70s 80s and 90's. I still remember cortorry pants, getting up early to record my favorite Saturday morning cartoons. I think the 80s for me were the best of times. When back to the future came out I wanted to look like Michael J Fox so bad, he was just cool with that demon jacket and stone washed jeans. And all the girls with the big hair along with the Motly Crew guys. I think if I come across a time machine you know when I'm going to. The time of Jerry curls parachute pants and 16 candles. What a blast!

Hi, wow no wonder she's panicking. You can almost feel the goosebumps growing :)

Greets Stormrider75

Cool thanks, fear can give you super strength sometimes.