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The first POV shot many of us ever saw. Ancient, and tongue-in-cheek. ;)
 

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Here's another one that took a while to render due to the size, but it offers a very unique aspect of crucifixion that is often forgotten - taking the bodies down to make room for new criminals. It's a preliminary render, and much remains to be desired. Though I plan on expanding on this idea with different angles to show many more viewpoints, such as the women that are still hanging on their crosses as they watch their former friend's corpse get tossed in the back of a gravediggers wagon.

Thoughts...?
 

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_CADRE_ said:
Here's another one that took a while to render due to the size, but it offers a very unique aspect of crucifixion that is often forgotten - taking the bodies down to make room for new criminals. It's a preliminary render, and much remains to be desired. Though I plan on expanding on this idea with different angles to show many more viewpoints, such as the women that are still hanging on their crosses as they watch their former friend's corpse get tossed in the back of a gravediggers wagon.

Thoughts...?
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I like the way you captured the female friend’s shock/horror. That helps give the whole composition life.
 
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_CADRE_ said:
Here's another one that took a while to render due to the size, but it offers a very unique aspect of crucifixion that is often forgotten - taking the bodies down to make room for new criminals. It's a preliminary render, and much remains to be desired. Though I plan on expanding on this idea with different angles to show many more viewpoints, such as the women that are still hanging on their crosses as they watch their former friend's corpse get tossed in the back of a gravediggers wagon.

Thoughts...?
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I don't think I've ever seen this aspect illustrated outside of religious art, well done, sir!

If I might be permitted a small observation, sadly from experience, a dead body very much lacks colour, and is much paler, almost pale blue in colour. The colour is not even, as soon as the blood stops circulating it drains to the lowest point, although I suspect that in the crucified, where blood loss is a significant contributor to cause of death, this effect would be less noticeable.6

Ignore me if that is not helpful!
 
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