Spring Beeches and Anemones by bigbraader

Vue • Landscape • posted on Mar 08, 2008

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Description

...yet another spring impression: Anemones in bloom, beeches beginning to foliage, not a complicated scene as such :) Focus on lighting and the trees/vegetation design. Vue 5 Infinite render, volumetric atmosphere. Trees made in Onyxtree, textured in Vue. All objects and textures by me. Colour correction, framing & signature in Photoshop. Thanks for viewing - comments etc. very much welcome and appreciated. Have a nice day - Lars

Comments (42)

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stalkeron

9:46AM | Mon, 10 March 2008

hei. i like the trees, colors and ligthing. just a crit: you could have given the groundcover plants&flowers a bit more diversity in height and density, perhaps add a couple more species for a more natural effect... keep it up!:)

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evielouise

10:35AM | Mon, 10 March 2008

WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!! I was sure at first look it was a photo fantastic work!~

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Forevernyt

11:30AM | Mon, 10 March 2008

Kind of makes me look forward to Spring. Although, Fall and Winter are still my favoite months. Great image!

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Schnuck

1:14PM | Mon, 10 March 2008

Wonderful image!!!

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siamkat

3:04PM | Mon, 10 March 2008

Spring is in the air! Lovely! :)

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chrispoole

4:50PM | Tue, 11 March 2008

Another wonderful render Lars, great distribution mapping as well.

stolta

6:44PM | Tue, 11 March 2008

Ooooh very beautiful, well done!!!!!!!!!

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ragouc

3:40AM | Thu, 13 March 2008

Beautiful landscape.

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lightstormcrow

4:21PM | Sat, 15 March 2008

Wonderful spring impression, it reminds me of walking with my Grandfather as a small child & feeling dizy looking up at the trees watching how the wind even a slight wind would make them sway...Thank you for your impression that reminded me, of a now memory almost forgotten.

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