Keep her calm, boys! Help is on its way! by Radar_rad-dude
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Various characters. Rendered in Poser pro 2014. Post work in Photoshop 7.
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Comments (17)
ikke.evc
Nice little scene. Well the crowd seems to be calm.
uncollared
I hope this was just a kid playing around on the roof, and not something worse
STEVIEUKWONDER
You have created a sense of urgency here, but also very cleverly inspired confidence in the viewer by the presence of these First Responders! Shame that all over the World, gangs of youths and "others" see fit to terrorise the Fire Service AND Police! Excellent work! (I've been watching way too much Chicago Fire) lol
MagikUnicorn
Another Gorgeous scene well done
Wolfenshire
Considering she didn't choose a taller roof, and let a crowd gather, she is only reaching out for help. This is an excellent portrayal of the mental health crises that exists today and is too often ignored.
Palaemon
Vey well done citsyscape.
ricardo719 Online Now!
you are just so darn creative!!!
byteline
Creative work, very fine done!
anitalee
Excellent
moochagoo
Very creative work.
GrandmaT
Fantastic scene!
Desgar
Quite a tense scene! A job well done!
donnena
Great job!!!
Love the reflected light in the windows from the fire truck!
Richardphotos
reminds me of all the roofs I was on painting and repair of trims. glad those days are gone, but the money was wonderful.
superb work
rajib
That is a scary situation. It could have ended badly if not for the boys and the quick call to the fire station for help. Splendid scene work. Well crafted.
bakapo
A scary and sad scene. I'm glad help is on the way.
RodS
Quite the stressful and scary situation here, but the Fire Dept. will know what to do. Well done, Bill!
My next-door neighbor keeps our Firemen busy with her 90+ year old mom falling down all the time.