Boogie Board Dad by romangirl

Poser • People • posted on Apr 20, 2020

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My dad was a boogie boarder from back when I was a child. He was good, going for the huge waves. Once, when he was boogie boarding at a New Jersey beach, the lifeguard wouldn't let anyone enter the water....except my dad. He wasn't a great swimmer, so he never became a surfer, but he would stand whereever he had to, to greet the humongous waves. They would mostly carry him, but every now and then beat him into the sand Time took its toll, however, and he stopped when he was in his seventies. He's an old timer now, with good memories.

Comments (19)

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romangirl

10:52AM | Mon, 20 April 2020

Never good with fingers!

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giulband

11:18AM | Mon, 20 April 2020

Wonderful image and POV !!

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dakotajaroo

11:20AM | Mon, 20 April 2020

beautiful tribute

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Madbat

11:25AM | Mon, 20 April 2020

Boogie boarding? Nope, not this bat. Although, I think I saw an ocean once when I was 11.

Thanks for sharing your memories!

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eekdog Online Now!

12:03PM | Mon, 20 April 2020

POV is super on him.

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Jean_C

12:54PM | Mon, 20 April 2020

Superb character, great image!

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Leije

1:20PM | Mon, 20 April 2020

Excellent portrait !

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CSFisher

6:40PM | Mon, 20 April 2020

Very nice!

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perpetualrevision

7:24PM | Mon, 20 April 2020

Great POV! Dad looks serious about his boogie boarding :-)

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Cypher43

11:54PM | Mon, 20 April 2020

You've really captured his vitality and determination. He has good memories of those days ... and you have these good memories of him. These are what we carry for the rest of our days -- those moments most typical of who they are/were in life.

Yeah, fingers. Like the eyes, so expressive in real life, and so hard to capture in any art, especially with 3D tools like Poser/DAZ.

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