Pretty Polly by evinrude

Carrara/RDS • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Aug 30, 2006

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Comments (11)

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kelvinhughes

2:21AM | Wed, 30 August 2006

most excellent well done

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Mondwin

2:43AM | Wed, 30 August 2006

Looks really fabulous!!!Bravo!:DDD.Hugsxx

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tonyb42

3:08AM | Wed, 30 August 2006

Now this image is wonderful in that it shows passing on something from one generation to the next. Excellent concept and composition!

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Burpee

7:25AM | Wed, 30 August 2006

I love both of your train images!!! The rich darks and overcast atmosphere create a fabulous ambience to this piece. Bravo!!

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watifeye

11:08AM | Wed, 30 August 2006

Super feeling of the yesteryears when steam was in it's hayday. Beautiful colours that match that era well. Excellent work. Well done.

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chrispoole

4:38PM | Wed, 30 August 2006

Hey Aaron, nice job with the yester year feel again and a spendid image, I love the lad helping out with the cleaning, kinda like an apprentice or maybe the mans child and he's the engine driver and the way he's pointing to say you have missed a bit :).

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Digimon

6:15PM | Wed, 30 August 2006

Excellent composition!! Love the point of view! The poses are very realistic!!

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Forevernyt

9:54AM | Thu, 31 August 2006

For a second, I thought Polly was going to be tied onto the tracks. :P Awesome image.

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Skip1871

3:06PM | Sat, 02 September 2006

:) I'm a bit of a nerdy fan of Victorian steam engines... so this is a beauty.. bugger of a thing to polish though - you'd spend a month stinking of Brasso afterwards.

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