The chase by faroutsider

DAZ|Studio • Science Fiction • posted on Jan 23, 2014

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The drone was slowly closing the distance on Quaylor, and she knew it was only a matter of time before she was brought down. Clearly, the drone wanted her alive. If she could make it to the perimeter of the ruins, there was a slim chance that Dolquern could disable the drone and they could get away before the Alliance sent a bigger, meaner force after them... Models: Stonemason's Urban Future 3 with Dreamlight's Forsaken For Urban Future 3, Drone Eye by DAZ 3D and petipet, V4 with Future Cop outfit by DAZ and 3D Universe, Banshee Flyer by DAZ and Sergge. Posed and rendered in DAZ Studio 4.6 Pro; post work in Perfect Photo Suite and Photoshop CC. Please ZOOM! Thanks for dropping by, but for goodness sake either keep your head down or give Quaylor and Dolquern some help...! And if you survive, I'd appreciate any comments and/or critique. Thanks, Craig PREVIOUS: The arch

Comments (16)

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kftate

8:46AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Fantastic scene! I love the lighting and details. Spectacular work!

faroutsider

9:38AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Thanks Kathy, I really appreciate your support. Glad to see you survived the drone... :o)

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giulband

9:33AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Excellent image and congratulation also for the arch that is wonderful !!!!!

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auntietk

10:55AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Dolquern worked furiously. Quay's transmission had been brief but terrifyingly clear. He had her Flyer location bleeping in, and knew he had only moments to disable the drone before it caught up with his only remaining squad mate. If he failed, not only would Quaylor be taken alive, but he would be the last free and independent member of his group That was not a position Dolquern wanted to occupy under any circumstances, but especially not if he made it long enough to report to the Board. He didn't want to have to explain how he had lost his entire squad. He re-routed what he thought should be the last cable, entered the last programming sequence ... and nothing happened. "Okay," Dolquern thought, "concentrate and relax." He began a review of the circuit from the beginning, checking every step quickly, but taking nothing for granted. He knew Quay had very little time left. Everything looked okay. But! Ahh ... just there. Dolquern made an adjustment, entered the drone's command sequence once more, and heard Quay yell through the com. "Yee-ha! Thanks, buddy!" Dolquern slumped against the console in relief for a moment, then got up and started walking to the landing bay to meet Quaylor when she docked.

faroutsider

11:02AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

I love it! Thanks Tara, now you've got my creative command sequences on the move again... :o)

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barryjeffer

12:24PM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Outstanding work on this scene, like something right out of a movie. Brilliant

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rbowen

1:44PM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Excellent work!

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mgtcs

3:18PM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Marvelous image my friend my friend, excellent si fi atmosphere and perspective, loved the textures!

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buffalosoldier

4:07PM | Thu, 23 January 2014

excellent image

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Henchmonkey

6:52PM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Very nice. Motion blur on the background would have been "realistic" but would've hidden all that work on the background textures. Excellent lighting choice on the background! Very cinematic.

faroutsider

11:32PM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Many thanks for your input and support. I considered adding motion blur to the background, but came to the same conclusion as you - it would have been a pity to lose those amazing textures (Dreamlight's, not mine). So I compromised by adding a small amount of blur above and below the two subjects.

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