Dahra's Beach by SamTherapy
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Description
Featuring the very lovely Dahra by Ilona. Something to remind us in the Northern hemisphere of what summer actually looks like.
Sea Creatures by Gerald Day.
P5 (P4 renderer)with minor postwork.
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Comments (15)
I love it! :D Great job! LD
Fantastic lighting and details, I particularly like the sand sifting through her fingers
I cant believe this Paul! Its so perfect!!!!! You did a perfect beach scene! I loved it..loved it..loved it!!!!!!!!!!
I've seen alot of beach scenes and this one is one of the best! Love the light, the colour used and that she has sand sifting through her fingers - really adds interest!
Beautiful, cheery image. Wish it was that warm now!
nice hair and good skin effects. shadowing (lighting) is great too. the sands also a good 'un.
Excellent!!!
Great stuff... hope it brings summer on!
EXCELENTE IMAGEN, ELLA ES FANTASTICA Y MUY HERMOSA, YO AMO TUS TRABAJOS MI GRAN AMIGO PAUL. :)
she is such a B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L-L young woman!
Wow, just what I needed on a day like today, it was 25 degrees celsius yesterday and -10 today. This picture makes me look forward to the next few months...
Great Render, i can feel the Summer :D Very well done! Greetz n Hugz Tina
Very beautiful artwork! Well done indeed!!
Beautiful and senusous lady!
Summer? What's summer? I think we had two days of Summer last year! Beautiful work (as usual!). This piece radiates heat and the desire to run around in the sand, possibly waving arms madly and shrieking happily. That's what I do at the beach anwyway. I love all the detail you put into your work, all the small things that make your images seem so real. The shells half hidden in the sand, her contemplative expression, the pose and that wonderful trickle of sand through the fingers.