Enough already! by spider1313

Vue • People • posted on Sep 19, 2004

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In looking at pjero and kenwas's excellent historical renders of late the thought occurred to me that outside my little world of work and 3D-time there is history(unfortunately in this case)being created everyday outside of this little realm in which I reside. So, this is just my little attempt at creating a tribute to our men and women who are fighting to keep us safe and sound. My prayers go out to each and everyone of them and their families that they will all be home safely as soon as possible. Usual credits to DAZ for the uni's AND BigHugZ to TamelaJ for her fabulous Harry texture and character used on this soldier in the center!

Comments (19)

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coa

12:38PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

WOW! Great work, Steve! This is so unlike you! Seriously....excellent job, comrade! Atmosphere and posing are superb! Ditto on your comments!!!

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Vik9740

12:42PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

excellent portrayal, and even nicer sentiment

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artgum

12:49PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

Poignant statement- well excecuted. Odd that our troops are fighting in a desert region, almost without vegetation- and yet your pic is very "green"- not unlike the invironment of another similar war, some 30-odd years ago. Purposeful, or perhaps you were just using an available 3D terrain that suited you? Just an observation- it's on my mind alot these days.

dragonfly2000

1:06PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

Pose and comp work very well, the foreground figure I'd suggest should be in sharper focus, as he's so dominant. And if you're not doing viet nam, then don't forget the lady grunts! Well done, and I think we all want our young people safe and home.

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Irish

2:16PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

Excellent portrayal!

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niandji

2:19PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

Great work and a great sentiment - well done!

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wabe

3:07PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

Normally i don't comment to military images. But this has an excellent mood. Excellent work on that my friend!

Digitalstudio

3:42PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

exellent work, well done

L.W. Perkins

4:06PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

Beautifully done, and yes, enough already; I saw a big sign at a local gas station--Support Our Troops and Bring Them Home!

Tamela.J.

6:52PM | Sun, 19 September 2004

Outstanding work Steve!!! Wonderful tribute. V

nhirschberger

2:40AM | Mon, 20 September 2004

Outstanding composition and effects. Excellent work !

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kenwas

2:54AM | Mon, 20 September 2004

Excellent scene and tribute as well!

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FrenchKiss

4:23AM | Mon, 20 September 2004

Oh Steve, this is fantastic! LOVE the mood here! Fantastic job. V

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Djeser

12:22PM | Mon, 20 September 2004

A wonderful tribute, Steve; shows determination, pain, and loss at the same time...hate the war, but not the warriors. Thank you very much for this.

svdl

2:31PM | Mon, 20 September 2004

I really like the subtleness in this. Choosing the 'people' gallery instead of 'military' is a wonderful, very subtle statement. The mood here is awesome, the reference to Vietnam is fantastic. I do hope and pray the troops will be home before the body count starts resembling Vietnam too...

IQ200

6:30PM | Mon, 20 September 2004

Excellent work! Very well done :)

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dburdick

5:22AM | Tue, 21 September 2004

Nice comp. It will never be enough until those terrorist bastards are destroyed. Let's give our troops all the support they need to finish the job, and then come home.

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