Misty Sunset I by Erior

Photography • Landscape • posted on Oct 27, 2008

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Sunset taken during my two-days surveying of permafrost in the Swiss Alps. Very little contrast portwork. All comments are welcomed. P.S. maybe you don't care so much, but I am happy to be posting again here at Renderosity after such a long time ^_^

Comments (9)

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tricksta

5:32PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

breathtaking capture :) .... and agree with you totally... like you I have returned here posting after sometime away... but didnt realise that there maybe a background story going on about posting here! or am I just a bald bimbo hehehe :) ...... great work! great talent!

MrsLubner

5:53PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

Dramatic as heck with that wide beam of light and those foggy tops. Stellar shot.

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jgkane

6:08PM | Mon, 27 October 2008

A great capture, my friend. I like the mist and the lighting. It is so green that I thought it was a render from TERRAGEN or VUE, in the thumbnail, but it is a real part of our beautiful world, which you have now shared with your fellow 'Renderositeeers'. Thanks. With so many folk posting and being members it is hard to keep up with what is happening. I had major surgery in May and eventually returned to find that a few of my favourite artists, such as VALENTIN, were not posting. Whether this was because of health, career choices, family or economic circumstances, or whatever, I do not know, but it is sad. Unfortunately change is part of our world, and even now I discover new talent every day I am able to sit at my overheating PC. Keep faith, my friend, for every comment be sure that at least one other person will remmeber their viewing of your work, and be uplifted. Warm regards, from a damp, cold, post-gales Glasgow, Scotland John.

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