Pursuit! by BernieStafford

Vue • Sea/Undersea • posted on Jun 12, 2007

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Description

The British privateer "Medusa", carrying letters of marque from King George III, crams on all sail in a futile attempt to out-run the American heavy frigate "Constitution" in the dying days of the War of Independence. Poser 6, Vue 6I, Photoshop CS2 TfV

Comments (19)

Emile_Khadaji

1:15PM | Tue, 12 June 2007

Very well done!

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angelbearzs

1:19PM | Tue, 12 June 2007

wow that so beatiful!!!!:)

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weesel

1:26PM | Tue, 12 June 2007

Great image. Garbled historic timeline. CONSTITUTION was laid down ca. 1797 IIRC. Details details.

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vector_rector

1:34PM | Tue, 12 June 2007

Historically correct or not it's still an awsome picture

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huenersh

1:35PM | Tue, 12 June 2007

most excellent creation!

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Osipenkov

2:24PM | Tue, 12 June 2007

Superb!!! 5+ It's my favorite!

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MarciaGomes

3:31PM | Tue, 12 June 2007

fanttico trabalho.++++5

Mhawke

4:05PM | Tue, 12 June 2007

Great image ... excellent sea/waves!!!

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Atom

5:27PM | Tue, 12 June 2007

Awesome job!!!Love ships...

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StoreThomas

1:10AM | Wed, 13 June 2007

Great composition :)

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Umbetro38

1:13AM | Wed, 13 June 2007

Fantastic render here - waves and atmo give this work a perfect touch

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MaydaMason

2:10AM | Wed, 13 June 2007

wonderful to look! very beautiful image and details!

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Krid

6:45AM | Wed, 13 June 2007

great scene with excellent postwork

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Stardust_Crossing

9:10AM | Wed, 13 June 2007

Great realism and very well detailed!

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Osper

10:00PM | Wed, 13 June 2007

Nice pic. But unless the Constitution puts on more canvas she'll never catch the Brit. PS: the War of 1812 has been called by some historians the "War of Continuing Independence" close enough.:)

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