after 7 years i'm finally getting around in adding some info on this page. never really thought about doing it. i have been a member here since July 15th 2006, and have learned alot from fellow artists. i would have about 1300 images or so posted but have deleated many of my first pieces. and still consider myself a developing artist at this wonderful site. i'm 56 years old this year "2013" and was born in North Dakota. i have lived in Colorado since 1967 and enjoy this place alot. my stepfather was in the air force and we lived in Bermuda after North Dakotaย for a few years before coming here where he got stationed.. and so much enjoy many of the finest artist in the world who post here.. love you all and your amazing friendships we share.. lol Steve
i enjoy working with poser, i have such a dinosaur version i use,ย (p6) wish i had poser 2012 at least. i also use photoshop 7 for most of my work i post here. but more so photography is my main passion, just hope to get a camera again someday.
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p.s. not sure how high of a res pic i'm using for this page. take care and thanks a million you all.
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Comments (56)
gaius Online Now!
In my country the epidemic started where people had a religious celebration...your image is not only good, it's also a bit dark and mysterious.
pchef
beautiful scene
adrie
Awesome work on this beautiful scene Steve, love the lighting and atmosphere my friend, love it.
OkrimSlava
Excellent.
Richardphotos
my mother died just before her 83 birthday in a care facility. my sister visited her everyday
very good scene and character
Faemike55
Fabulous work on this image, Steve. I understand your worries. You take care and have a great week.
romangirl
Awesome scene, Steve!
bakapo
She has the candles lit and the Bible on the Altar open. Churches are never really empty, they house the souls and hearts of the people who need to be there. God will wait. Good work, I like the quiet atmosphere of this church scene.
Desgar
Beautiful work, Steve. I hope you were able to enjoy time with your mom at home. Hopefully next year you can give her a great time out and about.![๐](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/4.5/png/32/1f44d.png)
Kaisoona
Great work!
aqua1955
Lovely work my friend
dakotajaroo
simple, but always well done
bucyjoe
keep the faith
UteBigSmile
Oh Steve, I understand you completely, you can still make up for a very special meal with your dear mother in the Restaurant later (Renรฉ's birthday as well) what is important now, is that you both (and especially you) stay healthy for your Mom!![๐](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/4.5/png/32/1f493.png)
anitalee
Excellent
anahata.c
Many great comments here. You portray an empty church, with a woman holding a bible, as the guardian of this place, waiting for the day when people can return. You've clothed her in a silvery-platinum gown and blouse, and you've given her a beautiful bits of ornament (tattoos, maybe) that are flowered and bejeweled. (And they come through the rings on her top---beautifully done, Steve.) She holds a lantern too, as if "keeping the light on" for the day when parishioners can return.
Your background is soaked in dark reddish browns, and you have light on the altar, also waiting for parishioners. A touching image, capturing the wait of our time---ie, waiting for the day when life can return. I'm so against thoughtless return to normal: I'm sure it can be done methodically, with absolute fealty to space, protection, etc. But look at that choir practice, some days ago: People practiced social distance, yet many were infected, and I think someone died. (I think.) If people are singing, they're shooting their lungs into the air, and it's just crazy to do that in an enclosed space when highly infectious disease is present. So, while we may be able to add people to the workforce, we have to keep the space. Churches, synagogues, mosques, restaurants, coffee shops, etc, are just too crammed for the virus (unless they're very vigilant). I also wish the rich, and rich governments, would help the many poor---not the big corporations, but the poor and the workers. It would be nice if they cared enough, but that's another story. Anyway, a poignant image, beautifully done as always. I'm sorry you couldn't see your mother on mother's day.
Bad-Wolf
Excellent
dragongirl
A beautiful room, and a beautiful altar. A mysterious wanderer bringing light. Lovely to be with amidst all the chaos.
steve2
Beautiful work.
VEDES
Superb!!!!!!!!!!!!
kharnes
The right word is always damaged, but better than no book, good work on this!
adorety
Poignant depiction. My mom is an avid church goer and misses it. She's managing though with some broadcast masses on Sunday.
misumu
An excellent image
Yolie
Magnifique !!
miwi
Fantastic scene and character, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Viewpoint42
Excellent Steve!