El Templo Escondido / The Hidden Temple by Cosme..D..Churruca

Vue • Fantasy • posted on Dec 13, 2007

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Hello, my name is Cosme and this is my first work with Vue. I hope you like it. Started with 5 and finalized with Pro6. A complex exercise to get used with the interface with a procedural terrain in vertical position and 609 objects. I'll show you the entire scene with closer views in my next uploads. Many thanks for your visit and comments.

Comments (81)

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lizzibell

12:46PM | Tue, 18 December 2007

nice work...

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ledwolorz

3:30AM | Thu, 20 December 2007

Fantastic work.

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nikolais

1:40PM | Fri, 21 December 2007

great capture, Cosme. creative!

bebert

1:46AM | Sun, 23 December 2007

Merry Christmas for you and your family

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amlondono

3:29PM | Sun, 23 December 2007

EXCELENTES RESULTADOS ! Muy Feliz Navidad y el mejor 2008 !!!!!!!!! Ana

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hoskins78

2:55PM | Mon, 24 December 2007

Wow!!! Amazing work for a first Vue pic :) love your creative use of the terrain - a superb image!

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Coppens

5:24AM | Tue, 25 December 2007

Really well done! Tickles the imagination!

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Digimon

7:08AM | Wed, 26 December 2007

This is breath-taking Cosme!! The skills you gained through your fabulous photographic images, have given you a wonderful sense of color and composition, which you have brought to Vue!!! Bravo!!

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Rutra

5:42AM | Sun, 30 December 2007

A most inspiring start. Well done. I look forward to see more, much more. This was obviously a lot of work, with a great attention to detail. I particularly like how the vegetation grows down from the top of the cove, that was a very nice touch. If I may, I think you should have rendered with higher anti-aliasing settings. This is specially noticeable in full-size. A strictly personal opinion: maybe you would get a more dramatic effect by moving the sun more the side, so that the relief of the rocks creates more shadows overall. A bit like what you have in the bottom/middle left, it would be nice to have all over. But this just an opinion. Anyway, excellent work!

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