Mountain Clouds by RealUser

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Dec 31, 2006

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Description

This is a test scene for terrain and clouds and yet a classic TG2 scene to become! ;-)

Comments (16)

everlast12

2:51AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

Incredible. I know terragen is great, but I've never seen such a realistic scene. Bravo

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Fractelaar

3:25AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

complete agree this a wonderful and interresting scene have not seen before this fabulous use of clouds on this manner

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JavaJones

3:37AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

Really wonderful clouds! Some of the best I've seen yet. - Oshyan

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lior

4:40AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

So wonderful 3D low cumulus! I hope your 2007 will be the best for you! Lior

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carlx

4:48AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

Amazing clouds!!!

Mutlay

5:03AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

Fantastic clouds.

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Lledeline

5:23AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

WOW !!

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Fidelity2

8:35AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

Excellent image. 5+. Happy new year my dear friend.

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superza

8:41AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

Excellent clouds depth! Well done!!

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Tiwiwine

9:18AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

These funny clouds look like lather in a bath :o))) But this is really nice.

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RealUser

9:31AM | Sun, 31 December 2006

@Tiwiwine: This IS lather. I took a photo last time i took a bath and postworked it in. ;-)

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LENK911

3:05PM | Sun, 31 December 2006

BEAUTIFUL WORK. SO REALISTIC. I JUST WISH I COULD FLY ABOVE THEM LIKE ONE OF MY ANGELS.

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ppetersen

10:26PM | Sun, 31 December 2006

WOW... what clouds. Highest mountain in the world to have clouds ... beautifully done.

richardson

5:27AM | Tue, 02 January 2007

I assume you have figured out this effect in TG2! Reminds me of an account of an Everest climber approaching Nepal at cruise altitude and looking over at 29,000 feet,,, seeing the ground on which he would soon be struggling ....the true scope of his hubris. Awesome

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