Greetings: Thanks for visiting my page here at Renderosity. My real name is Clayton. I am Canadian, living in Southern Ontario. I suppose you could describe me as a middle aged man, not at all wealthy and working as a "sort of" public servant in computer support. Putting those three factors together you could also conclude that I'm too stupid to get a real job.
I will also say that I am old enough to remember the line, "Danger is my business", when I was half my current size (vertically) and sat down on Saturday mornings to watch cartoons. Hands up all those who can remember that. And while were on the subject of old, obscure cartoons, hands up those who watched Rocket Robin Hood. But those shortcomings have been balanced by the fact that I still have all my hair. AND, except for the occasional errant strand, it's still its original colour - BONUS! Take that, all you "Mr. Perfect"s out there who got all the girls in university.
My work is largely done with Poser. With Poser, I've noticed that I have a habit of diving into projects without fully realizing the overall complexities of the tasks which I create for myself. Hence the avatar I use which also symbolizes my 'chosen' profession rather well. Still, I hope you enjoy some of my images here.
In addition to Poser, I have also posted a number of digital photographs. For the most part these images are of the streetcars (electric trolleys, trams or light rail) that operate in the City of Toronto - near to where I live. Toronto has a long history of streetcar operation and is one of the few North American cities that has retained and developed its streetcar network into the present day. Unlike many other cities that are now having to rebuild their networks.
I have adopted the handle 'KatesFriend' for my work here at Renderosity. The reason is mostly due to the fact that 'Katie' was the first Poser character with which I worked. Well that, and the name Clayton appeared to be already in use here.
I discovered Poser quite by accident. A friend gave me a copy of Poser 6 for my birthday. At the time I had no experience with 3D image rendering and no interest. I also had no computer suitable to implement the package. A 100MHz Pentium 1 with 16MB of RAM and a 36kbaud internal modem running Windows 95, USED to be cutting edge Buster. So, the box sat on the shelf for a while (months) until I could install it on a computer capable of running it. Well. I had to BUY the computer first, then install the software. Then, I was hooked.
I have also provided a couple of small contributions to the Free Stuff section. My favourite is the Glowy Orb: 101 uses. It can be the thruster glow for an Eagle transport from Moonbase Alpha. A sparkly light bulb on a Christmas tree. Or just a shiney mystical ball for your cat to play with. Remember, the Glowy Orb is your friend.
Glowy Orb My thanks to the various tutorial authors that showed me how to create this useful material. PS. I should point out that Eagles were never actually depicted with glowing thrusters on Space: 1999. Nor did they ever fly in front of stars or planets when depicted in full flight. Saves a lot on production costs that way. But they were still pretty cool space ships.
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Comments (26)
MagikUnicorn
Wonderful shot...Montreal will have some Tramway soon - St Catherine street...No more cars...Bus & Tramway arround 2012
ragouc
Very good POV and shot.
flaviok
Texto e captura excelentes meu amigo, aplausos (5)
flavia49
great shot!
alessimarco
Exellent capture! Love your monologue too!
mgtcs
Excellent image fabulous shot!
MrsLubner
Great street scene. nice narative. I love pigeons and feel so bad for their struggles in the city. :-)
shadownet
Great photo! Love the write up!
sandra46
INTERESTING, CREATIVE, AND REALLY BEAUTIFUL IMAGE!!!
MOSKETON
muy buena imagen.
zoren
great shot!!
Faemike55
Fantastic and fun narrative! Checked out the website of The Wonder Girls, not bad at all! Nice photo
eekdog
cool shot..
evielouise
I have abrother that did live in Toronto and the weather is about the same in MOntreal as it was there so he said: I am used to the heat in southern California but I do not like to be cold and hate winters in Canada: lovely scene indeed:
npauling
I can feel your heat from here. A super story to go with this capture.
Minda
Great capture and nice write up clayton...:)
magnus073
Really do love this stylish photo Clayton and I have to say your thoughts brought a smile to my face and made this one a keeper
renecyberdoc
fantastic work and story to go with. here in denia/costa-blanca spain it is all stinky hot as well, i keep away from the crowds as i dont want to smell their farts and bad breath hehehe. have a nice weekend.
drifterlee
Cool shot. Wonder girls was playing here awhile back, too.
goldie
great capture...love that tram! and that heavy set woman says it all about the heat :) glad to the rest of the world is doing the right thing when it comes to energy, etc. the U.S. is still in the dark ages i fear.
tennesseecowgirl
Great work... very creative title.. :)
2Loose2Trek
I appears that you had quite an adventure with the heat, birds, and trains. Well, the shot is cool! :-) Well done.
chimera46
Ahh.. I`ve seen that wondergirls poster somewhere...
0rest4wicked
Nice candid of urbin Canada
MongusKing
Great capture my friend!!!
Chipka
What a deliciously urban shot. Everything on the left side of the image seems so crisp and clean and (despite the reality of the day) rather cool and crisp...it's the colors, they're quite crisp, implying a sense of coolness that everyone was probably praying for on that day. The right side of the image is so deliciously urban, darker and full of advertizements, including the Wonder Girls. This is intensely interesting, and I love your reference to flying poop machines as well...it seems that pigeons are incredibly good at that...and feeding induced foot accupuncture. This is a great shot.