Lovers, keep on the road you're on by poser4me
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Description
They are turning my head out
To see what I'm all about
Keeping my head down
To see what it feels like now
But I have no doubt
One day, the sun will come out.
Lovers in Japan
Song by Coldplay
Comments (7)
Stormrider75
Hi, very nice render.
I don't know the character reminds me of Pinocchio :)
Greets Stormrider75
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LOL! I can see that.
Saby55
Simply gorgeous my friend and fantastic image👍🙋♂️
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Thank you!
OmniFX
This fantastic, great expression and background. Excellent lighting and motion blur. Superb!
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Thank you!
uncollared
Great characters. Love their expressions, looks like they are having a wonderful day. Great job on motion blur.
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I thank you.
RodS
A delightful scene here, my friend!
It can be a bumpy ride at times, but it's better than being alone!
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This is true, thank you!
mifdesign
A most wonderful, delightful composition, outstanding environment and lighting, brilliant awesome render.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
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I am so happy you enjoy it, thank you so much 😊
MollyFootman
Really excellent use of motion blur to suggest the image was made by a camera tracking the young man and his cute companion racing along with reckless abandon! I like the color version a bit better but the B&W version works just fine, too. I'm assuming that the motion blurring was accomplished in post work... I can think of a way to render it directly in Poser and if you did it that way... wow! XD
Molly
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Hey thanks, The blur is in Poser just as my dark knight rolls scene. I think it easier to achieve this in render than in post at least for me.