Welcome, I'm waiting to see your images.

Create a terrain. Clear it in the terrain editor and draw a few circles. Apply a water texture to it and sink it down a little below the water plane.

I already saw your works, but it is nice to see you here.

I think you are both right. There is not enough shadow on the rocks (too much ambience). I'm already working on vine like leaves for the rocks. The broken "berry" get's more detail (cracks) in the final version. Thanks for your response. Omar

Thanks for sharing this technique Art. It is very usefull.

It's nice work Ihawk go on and don't feel sorry for the persons that haven't such a patience as you have.

I don't know which way you want to go, but in my eyes you have the right feeling for it. Go on!

I don't think you have to make your apologies. You gave your meaning and you are free to do that. I just think that the overall meanings are too positive and not constructive enough. (don't get me wrong: not all meanings!). Thank you for you meaning about the models argument. (I agree with you). It is good to discuss about such things, and I regret that some persons took it too personally. That's the reason I don't involved to it, it wasn't a clear discussion anymore. Ionah

Looks very good to me.

Looking good, this far.

It looks now better to me. Try to add a little highlight(s) on the glass. I agree with boney (as always ;) )

Maybe it will help if you decrease the wireframe resolution.

Haven't you looked on my image in the bryce gallery? url: http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=7243 If you look more closely you can see there are two (actually three) passengers in the mono.

The larger image is in the bryce gallery. I've adjusted the view angle of the camera so I could move the rocks on the right to the right. Now you can see the sea better. The distance between the camera and the mono / station isn't changed. Maybe I'll render a closup for you tonight. This render took about 16 hours. ;(

Thnx Boney.