Numi, pietà by esha
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A new picture in my opera series, this time from Verdi's "Aida":
The Ethiopian princess Aida is a slave in Egypt. Her father, the king of Ethiopia, is about to start a war to free her. But in the meantime she has fallen in love with the Egyptian general Radames. So she is in a horrible conflict: Wishing victory for one means wishing death for the other. In her despair she begs heaven for mercy ("Numi, pietà" - "Have pity, oh gods").
Good old V3 and some postwork in Photoshop.
Comments (15)
gizmee
Beautiful!! Lighting is amazing, great posing + textures!
ragouc
Good pose and face expression. Very good light and render.
capelito
Perfect! Excellent light and pose. Wonderful how you placed her skirt. Excellent work!
slaudi
very nice done.
Sylvia
~Magically Beautiful~ FABULOUS!! ^5^
danamongden
Nice pose and excellent lighting.
tigarle
lovely effects on the clothing.. love it
larparmit
beautifully done! superb render !
Eganko
wonderful series Esha. great work
alltheoriginalnames
Both classic and classy, wonderful interpitation and work. Nicely done
Bossie_Boots
Fantastic scene superb work hugs lou x
Mark@poser
Very nice...5 stars from me...Do more please!
lysanne
Very nice picture !!!
shadowmihaiu
A classic Egyptian pose as well... Did you create the clothing / textures, or are they post work? They are wonderful and I have not seen them here before and I'd love to use them in my own Egyptian-inspired scenes. Check out my (little) gallery, I hope you like what you see there.
esha
Thank you very much! :) The clothes are from DAZ, Morphing Starlet Dress with the Children of the Nile texture set. I only did some postwork on the folds because the older textures haven't got any displacement yet.