Bay of Harmony WIP by Paradox1

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Jan 12, 2006

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Another work in progress that I plan to develop more later. Terragen used for the main composition, Photoshop 7 used for the post work.

Comments (9)

Phylloxera

6:03AM | Thu, 12 January 2006

Une belle image mais qui manque de nettettu as trop "forc sur le postwork!! (renforcement excessif)

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Thelby

6:55AM | Thu, 12 January 2006

Exceptional Atmospere in this. Gives a great feeling of peace. And a PS7 user, not many of us around anymore, most have moved on to PS8--CS and PS9--CS2

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Harvis

9:58AM | Thu, 12 January 2006

Great work on the sky here. Seeing the water, I guess that you rendered the image in its final size. If you can, try to render it with a bigger size (like 4000px width) and then resize in postwork. You can sharp in order to have more details.

arthez

10:50AM | Thu, 12 January 2006

just one word: wonderful

Paradox1

10:59AM | Thu, 12 January 2006

Thanks for the comments all, and above all, advice. Assuming I understood you (sorry, but my french is rather rusty) Phylloxera, I do agree. I wanted to bring out the vibrant golds in the image, but it seemed to adversely effect the clarity, making it a bit grainy in places. Thanks for the advice Harvis, but what you said ties in with Thelby's comment - this was done on the free version of Terragen. Being an engineering student, I'm having a hard time affording all the hobby software I'd like!

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Ionel

11:38AM | Thu, 12 January 2006

Wonderful picture! Very beautiful colors and mood!

fractalinda

11:50AM | Thu, 12 January 2006

Superb perspective and depth, and I love the mood. Awesome dramatic sky, but I would recommend either re-positioning your sun or work with the simple haze and light decay settings to avoid the pronounced wash. The sense of scale and the water are excellent. Would love to see this rendered in the reg. version with the finer anti-aliasing options utilized..but I certainly understand financial limitations. A great image and moodpiece, as is!

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