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Some days ago I posted "Morning Flight", link below. This new image, "Deep", uses basically that same set with a different camera position. I thought it would be fun to see the same scene through a different angle. I kept exactly the same lighting, atmosphere, trees, terrain, water.
The camera is now closer to the ground, more or less below where the flying girl was. I changed the ground cover material - before, I had procedural grass, which was fine for that distance, but I couldn't get away with it now, so close to the camera. So, I gave it normal grass now and several other details, like some twigs and a few other plants. Twigs and plants are almost invisible but if they weren't there, you'd notice their absence.
The flying girl is still present. On purpose, I didn't want to make her too obvious. She's not the main character, the forest is.
Thanks for watching!
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Comments (72)
Kaartijer
Beautiful landscape!
FrankT
That's a beautiful forest scene. I need to figure out how to add twigs into an ecosystem someday :)
gillbrooks
Looks very different to previous post. Love the light in this one
ArtPearl
So beautiful and tranquil. And the flying girl looks as though its as easy to fly as it is to walk. You are establishing yourself as king of the enchanted forests.
grafikeer
Excellent image Artur...love the light rays and forest details...a fine follow-up to previous image!
Miska7
Very nice scene. I must say as good as the other version was, i like this one better. The details and lighting are excellent! Great work!
dlk30341
Lovely image - is the girl supposed to be floating?
tetsu-pino
Very realistic scene!! Excellent POV and great composition!! Splendid work!!
JOELGLAINE
Looks like where I used to collect mushrooms at decades ago. very nice.
Ailig68
Great work! I like this one better then the previous one, love all those details, reflections on the water, and the feeling of realism, it's really @forresty@ :)...I can almost smell the grass and trees....ah..I spent most of my childhood in such places....thanx!
artgum
Outstanding image through and through; realism achieved and surpassed. Superb atmosphere.
BenBischop
Awesome Scene....!!
Orinoor
It's so beautiful, it makes my heart ache. Could you do a render without the girl? It seems to me that now she has become just a distraction. It is stunning.
ysvry
great render.
THROBBE
Nice work!
DreamlandModels
As I said on Cornucopia, it does not get much better than this! Great work!
dburdick
I like this one much better
cyberknight1133
Absolutely magnificent! At first glance, I almost thought it was a photo...then I saw the floating girl...
esha
The landscape is wonderful, almost real! I don't really like the floating girl in this one, but that's a matter of personal taste ;)
Odessey
Very nice scene , lighting the shadow play ,the trees !!!!
krickerd
You have a way with lighting and light rays. Excellent ecosystem too.
JNH
Is a beautiful linage of trees. Great job on the standing pond.
castaneda
Yes. The details pop out at full size. Great terraine work. Beautiful lighting with exsquisite shadows.
dhama
Excellent woodland scene. Just one niggle though, the character appears a little too 'hard light' as if it was added later. If this was the case, this can easily be fixed but giving the character a little opacity. :-)
geirla
Beautiful forest. I really like that ground cover -- looks very natural, especially in that light.
GaryMiller
Great work.
gerberc
Light and vegatation are truly spectacular in this scene! Excellent work!
Zamanuirileski
Fantastic and beautiful!
DOM1
Excellent work and great atmosphere settings.
Thelby
Much better IMHO, than the first. The POV amkes all the difference as it shows off the little details much better!!!