Aqualonde by Storm9167

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Jul 09, 2006

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Another attempt at bringing Terregen and poser together.. Still need to figure out how to simulate shadows for my plants etc.. About 12 hours render time in Terragen!! Postworked in Photoimpact which I can thank Maxine for.. Without her generosity aspects of this image would have been impossible.. Hope you all like!! Mark.

Comments (6)

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fredric_lpn

11:52PM | Sun, 09 July 2006

Huhu! The color of the reeds does not go with the atmo! The goose is over-exposed too much! and the whole misses shade Keep the good work!

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Piliph

3:37AM | Mon, 10 July 2006

In my opinion, you may post in mixed medium gallery because the postwork is very important on this picture.

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VelvetMoxie

5:52AM | Mon, 10 July 2006

Excellent blending job, Mark--and you're really coming along with terragen. First, reeds or cattails as we call them only come in one color that I know of; therefore whether they go with their surroundings is a moot point. If anyone were to take the time to click on the zoom button and see the entire image they could easily see that the goose is not overexposed;at least in my ameteur vision. Had they had the knowledge or taken the time to read your notes they also would have read that you were working on figuring out the shadows. Why some people feel compelled to make negative comments on an image without taking the time to fully view them or read the notations is beyond my comprehension although who knows what name Mr. Monet may be commenting under. Keep up the good work; you will have terragen and PI mastered in no time. The sky and water came out beautifully!