Before the Storm by Foxfire66

Terragen • Landscape • posted on May 22, 2006

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Comments (13)

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Maori

2:43PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

Beautiful waterscape!! I'll go and get into my swimming trunks right now!!! Excellent!!!

HellCatKid

2:45PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

I'm in love.

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superza

3:10PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

excellent shoreline work and skybliss! IMHO the sand integration with the mountain part is too sharp. Looks like two different tg render. Should be better with more "fuzzy" transition.

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wholehog

3:19PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

Great job on the waves...excellent shot!

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KatesFriend

4:40PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

The waves near shore are terrific. And I like the ruddy colour and wispiness of the clouds. Perhaps it is a sand storm coming from inland. Very good rendering.

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abreojos

8:18PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

Increadable shoreline with a rich blend of colors.

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twistednoodle

8:20PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

Love the water and the surfacing is excellent. I agree with fuzzy transition comment too.. Lovely sky! This is very nice.

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bkhook

8:41PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

Very nice.. this could actually be better viewed on a smaller scale I think.

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Coreycupcake

9:23PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

Beautiful render!

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ppetersen

9:54PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

I adore the whiteness of this beach, the POV and terrain are excellent. Beautiful 'surf' you've achieved.

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Foxfire66

10:08PM | Mon, 22 May 2006

Thank you all for your most gracious comments and insights. Most appreciated. I'll take credit for the Image, but once again, I must thank Dotthy, for her incredible tutorial on how to make a "real" Beach scene with water. Post work is a definate Must, when doing a close up Beach Scene. The dreaded "straight line" of Terragen, when the water meets the beach, just MUST be fixed to make the image anywhere near realistic. Again, thanks for your comments, and for taking the time to look.

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