Triptych - The Creek by faroutsider
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Description
Further experiments with Vue ecosystems and atmospheres. (Vue should come with a health warning - addictive!)
Same terrain and POV as the previous image, "Dusk", but with a different ecosystem. In the middle image the atmosphere is also the same as "Dusk", while the top and bottom images explore some of the atmospheres available in Vue.
Vue 6.5 Pro Studio. Compositing and signature in PS, no other postwork.
Thanks for looking and for commenting.
Craig
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Comments (27)
Charberry
excellent POV and great set of renders!!
photostar
Wonderful display of your talent and prowess with Vue. My favorite has to be the top one. That sandy area is extremely well done. lol...Bryce is addictive, too!
SapUS59
excellent image and combinations, i like each of them, great work !!
Vagabund
One landscape, three different worlds... :-) Fantastic!
Ailig68
Very nice landscape!
e-brink
Very nice renders... they all have a certain mood and distinctive appeal... but that the hard part about using Vue. Landscapes like this have so many possibilities and alternatives it needs real focus sometimes to complete an image or leave one alone and move on. It is, as you say, very addictive. Very nice landscape construction here - it shows real talent.
jgkane
Great idea, my friend. You have lots of patience, and a very hot PC, methinks.. ;o) Having achieved a good POV, it is good to try out a few different atmospheres, as long as it does not take too long. My new Vista machine is slower than my old one but its fan is considerably quieter, and less heat is spilled into my tiny bedroom. I suppose that I could leave it on overnight. All three renders are evocative. Having viewed the settings, breathed in the faintly exotic air, and listened to the insects and some distant ruminants, I really want to just get kitted up, fasten my hiking boots, and start to explore this area. At least there should not be any crocs... ;o) Regards from a very wet Glasgow, John.
gillbrooks
Lovely landscape. I like the middle atmo best
dhanco
They are all wonderful, but I like the top one the best. Fantastic work on the sand and that tiny curvy creek. Excellent terrain work!
renderin
Great idea, you put this together very well.
clam73
original and fantastic idea, the lighting in the middle is awesome!!
Alex_Antonov
very creative!5!
Jilly
Top one! Yeah, can see me there.........
FrenchKiss
Cool! I like the different atmospheres!
kenwas
Good stuff!
jgmart
Very nice render!
grafikeer
Fantastic imagery,love the triptych concept.The various versions are all excellent,my fave is the middle one...the light rays really add to the scene.
theconqueror
Excellent work...well done...
kanzler
I like the version on the top.Nice composition.
Burpee
Oh, so hard to decide when you are creating a scene. Each one looks different and each is as beautiful as the next.
ragouc
Nice renders. Well done.
polymod
Really nice work. I feel looking at the top one that its a bit confusing, the water looks like a huge river flowing through a valley but then when you look at the grass it looks like a very small trickle, After a while looking at all 3 it was giving me a headache working out is a small trickle of water going throu' a sand bank with grass reads or a hugh river flowing throu' a valley with gigantic grass reads. Or am I just been stupit. The lighting on the secind image is relly quite good. congrats.
lingrif
Wonderful terrain work.
novelist
Great landscape. I enjoy seeing the 3 different atmospheres.
water
Wow !
UBATUBA
well done sequence and excellent images! i did a similar thing in vue a sunrise to sunset to night time- then used Magix video deluxe 2.0 to make a short film by dissolving from one shot to the next.(there are many programs you can use for the film- Magix is easy to learn.)
hipps13
oh, I had to click when I saw the thumbnail caught my attention wonderful work warm hug, Linda