Big Two-Hearted River by drifterlee

Poser • Historical • posted on Apr 19, 2007

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The handsome hunk Christian for M3 from Daz paddles into the wilderness. I saw this character on the main promo page for Luc Locs and had to have him!!!! The canoe and paddle are from Faveral's Trapper Kit at Poser Pros. Canoe poses by Don. Thank you so much for your comments! I look forward to them!!!

Comments (83)

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pspworkshop

1:57AM | Thu, 19 April 2007

Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww This is realy good work

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linkdink

1:57AM | Thu, 19 April 2007

Cool. Lots of great detail here. His pose looks natural (probably hard to do with the paddle.)

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Sharwyn

2:03AM | Thu, 19 April 2007

Very expression-strongly and realistically!

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Richardphotos

2:09AM | Thu, 19 April 2007

stunning work and I love the canoe and I agree about the pose

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lizzibell

2:09AM | Thu, 19 April 2007

Nice work...

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Victoria_Lee

2:16AM | Thu, 19 April 2007

Definitely yummy, Sherrie! Nicely done.

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brycek

2:31AM | Thu, 19 April 2007

Very nice..beautiful background and pose!!

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Gor111

2:41AM | Thu, 19 April 2007

Oh this trapper with his canoe looks really fantastic! A wonderful scene which cannot be seen everyday! Love the background here as well! An excellent work! Bravo!!!

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dphoadley

2:45AM | Thu, 19 April 2007

He reminds me a bit of Oliver Reed in the french-Canadian movie 'The Trap (1966)', in which he played a trapper living in the wilderness, who brings an unwilling bride back to his home. One reviewer of the movie wrote: (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061115/) 'fell in love with Oliver Reed when I was a mere a slip of a girl. That's what this movie is -- a teenage fantasy. Performances are great for the era and the script. Surprisingly NOT overdone, though it's a melodrama to beat all melodramas. Pretty neat that most of the action is centered around only two people - scenes with others in them are only at the beginning and end - and the two carry it off quite well - the action holds. Rita Tushingham did a fine job without ever saying a word. That's acting. Tough to write "dialogue" for Reed to get the story out - and his own back story - when the person he's talking to never speaks to move the narrative along. The scriptwriters handled it pretty well during the time they spend alone in the wild. Oliver Reed, hairy and covered in skins, was as masculine a hunk of man needing domestication as any young girl could ask for. Too bad he made lots of bad movie choices (perhaps because that's what he was offered -- being a difficult actor), because he was delightfully bad-boy gorgeous and had incredible chemistry on camera. (Sighhhh)' Yes, this is a very well done render. DPH

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