Orange Grove by Shari123

Vue • Landscape • posted on Apr 08, 2006

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Description

First of all I wish to offer my apologies for the starkness of this scene. I had big plans for this image, but I am crippled by my non open GL piece of crap computer that I haven't even paid off yet. Although the advancements in all the software is phenomenal, I fear I will soon have to give up in disgust. I'm just not happy with creating simple images anymore. That being said, I just implore you to look beyond my pitiful render and see the lovely Orange Tree that Benettor has created. Available in the Marketplace soon. Thank you for viewing.

Comments (13)

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bonestructure

11:44AM | Sat, 08 April 2006

It's not that bad a render. But some variation in the trees would have helped

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Irish

12:45PM | Sat, 08 April 2006

Lovely grove Shari!! The orange trees look very majestic. Bravo~

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coa

1:15PM | Sat, 08 April 2006

Those trees are wonderful, Shari!!! I do love the depth you have given to this image...it's excellent, despite your computer problems!!!!

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Benettor

1:51PM | Sat, 08 April 2006

excelent done:) and with your problem again your renders are super.. thnks for the cred?L)

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wabe

2:26PM | Sat, 08 April 2006

Yeah, i saw a lot of excellent stuff from you the last time. So i do not understand really. And this is not as bad as you talk it at all - great presentation of a great product.

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lwperkins

6:07PM | Sat, 08 April 2006

Render in sections--make a backdrop first, make it a flat object, then make some middleground objects and apply them to terrains to get a little depth to them (rochr has a tutorial), then put the 3d items in the foreground! Speeds up rendering a lot--you can also composite in psp or Photoshop (Which I prefer because you can do fun effects without straining the computer). If you are tricky your POS computer will be fine! (I have a ladder here someplace for those oranges;-)

logiloglu

8:26PM | Sat, 08 April 2006

how beautiful, like a painting. gorgeous artwork,Shari #:O)

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DavidEMartin

12:08AM | Sun, 09 April 2006

Shari, when I first learned about computer graphics, we told how if we punched the right values into a stack of cards and turned the cards into the campus computing center, in a day or so we'd have a line drawing. And that was not that long ago, really. So relax. Your work is fine!

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FrenchKiss

10:22AM | Sun, 09 April 2006

I think this is an excellent way to present a nce product, Shari! Those trees look fabulous!

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lingrif

1:27PM | Sun, 09 April 2006

Trees look great. You show them off well

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vulcanccit

7:55PM | Sun, 09 April 2006

I think it is awesome :)

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romanceworks

11:06PM | Sun, 09 April 2006

Well I think you underestimate how very lovely this grove is. And I agree, that tree is wonderful. :o) CC

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Digimon

2:35PM | Sun, 03 September 2006

The composition is awesome! I do not know your technology situation, but I have already seen much creativity and inventiveness in your gallery, I have no doubt you will over come you technology constraints. Often there are ways to optimize renders, in Byrce I have to shut a lot of things off, to speed up the render. This is a fine image, and you have a lot of talent!