Give Me A Ship by garyandcatherine
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B5/PS 7
O give me a ship! O
Comments (23)
BRILLIANT!!! Outstanding!!! It is exactly what I daydreamed about concerning my character Manny from my novels, Webster Fields!!! This is it baby!!! WOW and then wow! Kudos! Nothing but kudos to you!!!
Brillant is right! the lighting, color ,composition ,water , superb scene ! vote
That is an excellent picture. I really love the texture of the water and your choice in POV.
Very beautiful work!!! Excellent image!!!!splendid water too!vote!
Wonderful work.Why? I don't know but has an airbrushed feel to it.
Very nice design Has a great painting look beautiful done Compliments
INCREDIBLE! What great use of colors! v!
What a gorgeous image!!! That is a very detailed model!!! EXCELLENT!!
Splendid composition... the water is really wonderfully done ! Most excellent artwork !!!
wowsy this is outstanding.....
Fantastic work of art!!!V
Very beautiful sea scene!!!
Excellent work. The sea and the textures are really amazing. The ship is just owesome. Excellent job.
Both excellent words and artwork, well done
Gorgeous Bryce work- superb!
Excellent water and waves. The ship looks very real and the lighting is creating a dramatic storm atmosphere. Excellent job!
This is one of the best ships I've seen, it's absolutely fabulous. I would love to see more pictures like this. V
I see just 2 flaws: the first, in a sea of this size, with rather large waves, ALL the gunports would be closed for fear of water shipping aboard and sinking the ship. Besides, the ports would be open only in port for ventilation or at sea in preparation to fire in battle. Second, the stun's'l (Stunsail) booms attached on the ends of the yardarms would not be left up and bare without the sails they would hold. Those sails would be used usually only in very light winds to increase the overall sail area to capture as much wind as possible and therefore keep steerageway. Actually in weather like this, which seems to be coming on to a strom, the captain would order reduced sail, to lessen the possibility of the storm tearing the masts out of the ship. Oh, also, the light reflections coming from the stern lanterns seems a bit odd, more of a fog over the upper stern than light hitting correctly. I would suggest removing it and have just the lights showing from the lanterns, and since it seems to be coming on to night as well, maybe have subdued light coming from the stern cabins, as if the officers have retired.
Wonderful scene, love the POV & atmosphere.
What a wonderful and dramatic scene. Excellent work. Besides, I really love the ol' windjammers of yore ... and this is a great one!
Fantastic scene. The pov is wonderful. Excellent work!
The ship is enough to make me say WOW, but the sea and sky are extra-extra-special. Love the sargassum weed "flotsam & jetsam". Rogue with a Brogue or sumpthin' like that.
excellent waterwork and a wonderful ship!