11:45 PM, April 14, 1912 by kenwas
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Everyone knows the story of the Titanic. Collided with an iceburg shortly before midnight on April 14th and sank shortly there after in the early morning hours of the 15th with the lost of more than 1500 of its 2200 passengers.
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Comments (70)
Wonderful night sky. A beautiful image!
Excellent composition; beautiful realism!
Awesome as ever, love your works!!!!
what a scene. amazing artwork,Ken. * vote * !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful historical picture. Very well done!
You know, they say that if she had actually just plowed into the 'berg headon, she would have survived. But the officer on duty was not experienced enough to know that, and reacted emotionally, ordering the ship hard-a-port. By turning the ship to Port, he exposed the plates and the rivets of the ship's hull to a fatal brush with the iceberg. This is now the accepted view of how she was fatally wounded. No 300ft gash as was thought at the formal inquiry, but 3-4 small tears no bigger than the size of a kitchen refrigerator, on her hull that poured approx. 25,000 tons of water a minute into Titanic. And because the watertight bulkheads did not extend all the way up to the top decks, as each watertight compartment filled up and overflowed into the next, Titanic died. Had she hit straight on, the result would have been a crumpled bow that could have been repaired in New York. Oh well...... BTW, very good, Ken. Well done.
Outstanding!!!
wow very nice love that sky and the stars
A very powerful scene, beautifully done. You can feel the drama of the moment.
EXCELLENT ! Still It is not an aircraft cerrier ;-), but also a big beast! VERY GOOD!!!!! Love this one :-)) You are the master of the world ! VOTE
brilliant work!!!
Magnificent! Wonderful scope and composition - really captured the drama of this major event and amazing ship. Excellent artwork. :o) CC
still gives me the shivers... ecspecially after seeing the movie... looks 3d with the stars, luv the light... all masterful! :]
Great image and great tribute!
Fantastic light. Excellent composition.
ohh..yes!!! awesome work ,ken.....love atmosphere very well done *** VOTE***
Awesome work Ken! The lighting and coloring are excellent.
Terrific scene, and a wonderful tribute to the Titanic, her passengers and crew! Excellent job! :)
Fantastic work ken , i love the atmosphere and colours , very well done:-)
outstanding and splendid scene!!!!bravo!!Vote!!:DDD
Fantastic scene and render!Excellent work!
wow awesome tribute,i love it,i loooooove your art!!!!!!!
So fantastic work!! Excellent atmosphere and colours!!
I have always been fascinated with the story on the Titanic so I love this image Brillant...I too love the stars Also a nice tribute to the ship and the crew Vote Hugs Susan~
Fantabulous sky! Very emotive piece. Well done sir!
Your sky is simply fantastic but on april 14th, there was not a single cloud; the sky was a perfect field of stars. A small detail about the Titanic : the fourth funnel was a fake and never smoked.Nevertheless,I find your image magnificient.
Absolute perfection! Love it - your work is so moody and wonderful, i'm amazed at how prolific you've been lately - and YET, manage to turn out fantastic pieces of work! takes me weeks just to get an idea LOL* Keep it up Ken - this is just too good for words! V
Ahhhhh!! ~~Superb~~ I even feel the Deadly Danger approching through your FANTASTIC night!! Excellent
Excellent moody image. Well done.
Very dramatic, very moody, very very good!