Douglas Blue Calm by London224
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Description
I like to create images that cause viewers to ask questions. In this case, many real pilots want to know what happen since the canopy is not pulled back or broken. The viewer gets to create their own story......
Comments (17)
kenwas
Excellent work!
Merlin_Studios
Very nicely created scene.
Krid
fantastic udnerwater scene
ras_silverfox
Beautiful and realistic image. Nice render!
Schnuck
Excellent!!!
DAVER2112
Wondeful work!! 5++ :)
timtripp
fabulous image!
NetWorthy
This one's right up my alley - great scene! Yup, you gotta wonder lots of things - what happened, where is this, WHEN is this (based on good condition of the wreck). Excellent water lighting effects and the props are perfect - GREAT job!
dbrv6
Interesting challenge. A foresenic solution would be that there are no bullet holes or other distress marks to the metal that not even sea water would distort - in the short duration its been down since its not overgrown. No broken windows or open canopy and the prop does not show extreme distress that hitting the water would cause while turning. Thus the plane was either lost overboard by the merchant ship that was delivering it or the carrier crew was forced to push it over - which did happen on more then a few occasions.
grafikeer
Nicely composed and rendered...excellent lighting and overall scene!
knupps
This is sooooo good.
Mousson
fabulous image!!!!!!!! 5 +++++
debbielove
One of the VERY BEST works of art I've ever seen on here! Wonderful. Rob.
Orinoor
Wonderful image and great concept, really makes us wonder!
Keymilan
Perfect scene, mood and lighting !!!
marcopolinski
awesome lighting and scene!
MagicWeaver
my god your work is exquisit! thank you for sharing it