December in the Atlantic by kenwas
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Vue 6 Infinite ... Full View suggested......USS Constitution by Kaol, Other items used, Monsoon's SeaVue Pack, Wabe's Splashes, atmo by Bruno Memain, water mat by Philippe Bouyer.
Comments (77)
Schnuck
Fantastic work!!!
jgmart
Looks awesome Ken - the water is amazing!
sackrat
Outstanding !!
kjer_99
That is one fine sea picture!!!! Just love the sprays and the wakes--everything. Hope you have a great holiday season and new year.
smillinfaces
cool a great scene greetings smillinfaces
campbellsoup59
wonderful, great water.
FCLittle
Very nicely done....I love the subtle hint of red in the sky....
mcv
Realistic, with a wonderful and artistic "sea mood" via lighting, coloring, and wave effects that makes this 1st class art and a wonder to view! Excellent artwork Ken!!!
Rutra
Wow, very good. Very realistic. The ocean looks just perfect. The atmo is very good too.
chrispoole
Beautiful and realistic shipping scene, your combination of elements look wonderful together, another superb scene Ken.
Trouble
If that doesn't make me seasick nothing will! Brilliant Ken!!
telber
magnificent seascape
gillbrooks
Excellent scene - great realism with the water!
fredster66
Outstanding work!
kenmo
Ken...I love your magic.... Certainly one of the true Vue masters....
DOM1
Great work Ken, especially with atmo and SeaVue.
romanceworks
Grey with hints of color and wonderful motion. Lovely scene. CC
ArtByMel
WOW! This is just amazing.
watchman2005
Excellent depiction of a storm at sea however for those conditions the ship is heavily over canvassed. Any Master worth his salt would have struck down the Royals and the T'gallants long since. The big problem in this sort of weather is to prevent broaching whereby the stern of the vessel is brought around by a following sea and the vessel then ends up broadside to the wind. The vessel is then knocked down with the force of the wind on the many sails. A classic example of this in modern times was the Fastnet race in the 1980's when a large number of racing yachts were lost due to the fact they were carrying too much canvas for the conditions. Patrick O'Brian an acclaimed author who wrote about times in Nelson's Royal Navy, and was an excellent yachtsman himself, gave an excellent example of the consequences of ignoring the risks in his novel "Desolation Island". Quite a lot of Windjammers were lost this way when running under ballast only. I am not taking away from your picture which as I have said is excellent it is just to give you an idea as to how these ships were sailed.
webdancer
Awesome work!!! Love the waves!
choronr
A pleasure to see this scene ...realism prevails!
RodsArt
Epic!
SunsetHunter
Superb sea - one of the best I've seen!! I just bought the Sea Vue pack yesterday, though it'll be a long time before I get even close to this. The whole mood of the scene has been well captured too - cold, grey and lonely - typical conditions in the Atlantic in December!
stolta
Wow, this is great masterwork ,very beautiful!!!!!!!!!
FrenchKiss
This is totally fantastic!!!
Thelby
Fabulous Piece of wor to be sure!!! Merry Christmas!!!!!
wabe
Another real wow image. POD for sure!
ysvry
great work
Rorsdors
Wonderfully done, real brilliance.
Krid
great dramatic scene with excellent waves and atmosphere