_APOLOGY_ by krieger
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Description
portfolio work in photoshop.
Comments (23)
efron_241
special with the light impressive
ecurbsemaj
Very moody piece, the atmosphere is thick and ethereal. Very well done.
november22
There are a lot of qualities about this that i like, use of space, sense of surface texture, staging; very good looking image. What medium is this however?
Flint_Hawk
Amazing & impressive work!
krieger
I played around with a photo of my model in front of a grey background. I wanted to create a dusty, thick and moody look of the fighter who wanted the mercy of the church...
DAVER2112
Fantastic lighting and composition!! :)
Rainbowgirl
Brilliant!!!
tiff666
Perfect!!!
jenay
love the atmosphere in this one !!!
3dsync
Great 2D and lighting!!!
Merlin_Studios
Impressive image, I love the lighting, very well done.
virginiese
impressive image ! I thought it was a photo :-)
Danter
impresionante
sylki
Superb work, wonderful lighting and atmosphere!!
Fidelity2
You have a strong sense of graphics and originality. 5+.
zil2008
Very nicely done.
brewgirlca
Gorgeous work. The lighting is exceptionally well done. The pose is just perfect and he does look like he is asking the forgiveness of God. Fantastic detail on the intricate mail armour. I too am curious to know what media was used to produce such a piece of work.
dbrv6
Extremly potent and very impressive work - the pose and the light work together.
Darkwish
WOW! I love this! 5
Realm_Of_Illusion
Great mood and light.
Lenord
I swear I've seen this before somewhere, RDNA maybe or maybe just the title. Awesome work, the chainmail and lighting are superb Peace
anitalee
Wonderful
SydneyKeys
This image strikes very true to the era. Killing being a sin against God and man it was difficult for a Christian knight or man at arms to reconcile the bloody acts of his station before the eyes of his creator. Fortunately on November 27, 1095, Pope Urban II in response to 400 years of Muslim expansions and conquest, evoked the Church of Rome's doctrine of absolution declaring; "If those who go thither lose their lives on land or sea during the journey, or in battle against the pagans, their sins will at once be forgiven; I grant this through the power of God conferred on me". With their wounded spirits salved Europe all but emptied itself of fighting men off to do the lords work.