"Pacific Gale Meets the Divine Wind" by steelrazer

DAZ|Studio • Sea/Undersea • posted on Mar 07, 2020

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The courage of sailors braving the furies of mother nature on the high seas throughout history is truly astounding. Watching the steel ships of the world navies will confirm that on any day! The Imperial Japanese Navy destroyer "Kamikaze", or "Divine Wind" is the namesake of the Kamikaze class of destroyers and one of two to survive the war. Nine vessels of the Kamikazegata kuchikukan class were built and they served throughout the Pacific War, but most were relegated to secondary duties having become obsolete early on in the conflict. It's hard to imagine these slender vessels surviving any major Pacific storm. Kamikaze destroyer model by MaxRomash, with credit to Creative Commons, from sketchfab. Kamikaze model set up in C4d; Composed, lighting, some texture adjustments, and rendered in DazStudio; finished in PsCs3

Comments (17)

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Digital_Dames

2:35PM | Sat, 07 March 2020

awesome POV great work!!!!!!!

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bob4artist

3:04PM | Sat, 07 March 2020

Excellent render and detail. But, IMHO it needs to be cropped a little though. There is a lot of empty space and the ship it centered. With at least a little taken off the left side, it will add to the motion of the ship to the right. Just trying to help. - Bob

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