Buddha in the Sun by Crudelitas

DAZ|Studio • Realism • posted on Jan 05, 2020

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At first, thank you for the nice comments, likes and favorits to my last image: Christmas with Heart for my Rendo Friends. It means a lot to me. I hope you are all well and you have a good start into the new year. I wish you and me the wisdom and serenity of Buddha in every situation. This is a image of my Shutterstock collection. Thank you for looking and comments^^ Better look in full size^^

Comments (27)

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miwi

2:49PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Sehr schöne composition,gefällt mir sehr gut,liebe Grüße,Michael.

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hashdoc

3:06PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

very nice one!

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SidheRoseGraphics

3:53PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Beautiful work my friend and may we all have his serenity.

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adrie

3:54PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Very beautiful and realistic work my friend.

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Jean_C

3:58PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Very quiet place in a very realistic decor, wonderful image, Elke!

I wish you a happy and serene year 2020, my friend!

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Radar_rad-dude

4:00PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

A splendid image and fine render! Great looking details and realism! Very superb realization!

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Leije

4:04PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Thank you, Elke, for your wishes and this image of Bouddha, may he give to us (and to you) serenity now and in the future.......

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Runswild

4:13PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Beautiful Buddha !

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Richardphotos

6:03PM | Sun, 05 January 2020

looks very realistic and superb lighting .

ps: it had a Japanese architect and an architect for the stone walls. along with a Japanese stone mason that had knowledge of castle building methods from a family of 15 generations of stone masons

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