GUNKHOLING by rooks ()

Poser • People • posted on Jul 15, 2012

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Description

Gunkholing refers to exploring inlets and shoreline along an inland lakes- in this case we'll make believe Lake Michigan. They had a morning swim and drying off on the aft deck catching some rays before breakfast. Anchored off the shallows of "private beach". Becalmed, because I don't know to make waves yet.

Just got this boat model and still exploring how to use it! There will be future renders inside and out and under way and rafting parties, during storms etc.

Thanks for taking a peek and keep your sails set wing on wing as we explore this heading.

Production Credits

Sailing Yacht Dolphin 55

By 2nd_World

19.95 USD

Private Beach

By Oskarsson

11.95 USD

Image Comments (9)

Navi () posted at 12:48PM Sun, 15 July 2012

Nice scene, and you are lucky to have this beauty in your runtime (the boat)... One day, it will be mine too ;)

singanprayisme () posted at 2:18PM Sun, 15 July 2012

I think it turned out magnificent. Your water turned out great too. If you want to make waves the easy way, you can try Flink's water. He has a new one Water 2. I have his first set. Here at RMP.

chevy77 () posted at 9:21PM Sun, 15 July 2012

Both entertaining AND educational. Never heard the term gunkholing in my life, but will now try and slip it into at least one conversation this week, just for a bit of fun. The boat looks great and I look forward to seeing what else you produce with it.

mgtcs () posted at 12:04AM Mon, 16 July 2012

Great perspective here, excellent render!

KnightWolverine () posted at 8:59AM Mon, 16 July 2012

Grand POV and look'n forward to future creations !!

vechtdalcollege () posted at 2:09PM Mon, 16 July 2012

Lucky girl,drying off on a deck like that! I'me curious what he has in mind. Good image. And yes,I often mess up works but it always keep me going. gr.Rudy.