Carrara Landscape 1 by ddaydreams

Carrara/RDS • Landscape • posted on May 24, 2006

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Hi Everyone. Thanks to all who commented on my recent gallery image. " "Something about this", click here if you missed it"God Bless. This is my first shot at doing a landscape with C5pro.I made the terrain myself. And played with somesome settings on preset materials for water and the terrian. Hope you likey. The sand came out looking like snow but I'll get better later with time.Please leave comments on how to improve or just tell me what you think about it.

Comments (4)

Angelsinger

9:09PM | Wed, 24 May 2006

Your atmosphere is gorgeous and hazy... I'm a sucker for that! You requested comments on how to improve, and I am the last one to be able to really help you, lol. I can say this: The rock and grass textures are actually very good; the only thing that stands out to me is the contour of the terrains' bases... The one that is almost in the center of the image looks unnaturally round. However, the one towards the top/right has a very natural contour. :D (Still talking about only the bases). Sorry if I didn't explain something clearly. Your work is very good, please keep doing it! I'll be back for more. :)

kett

9:17AM | Thu, 25 May 2006

I am also new to Carrara. I like the composition, and the atmosphere .

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RodsArt

9:14PM | Thu, 25 May 2006

Same here, 1 dayer. Like the atmosphere and design. Keep'm comin.

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ren_mem

9:48PM | Thu, 25 May 2006

Nice, welcome. Lot's that can be tweaked, which I won't get into, but with your light... I think you have too much. Check the ambient and lights in the scene. This gets people at the start.Start with less then add and adjust what you have. C5 has powerful lighting, outdoors are the hardest.