The one who could by Jilly
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Description
Playing around with the smoke, think I got it looking pretty good too, pity I couldn't add more of a sense of movement and speed though
Comments (19)
thefixer
Nice effects and lighting!
gibby.g
Getting the lighting right in a nightime setting is difficult and you've nailed it!
Miska7
Great scene! The smoke and lighting are excellent. Very nice work!
magnus073
Wonderful Jilly, love the effects and the message behind it
miikaawaadizi
Maybe messing with the depth of field a little would have helped with the movement? I'm not the best one to mention anything about trains around, I still want to do the Giger Death Train with a teddy bear impaled on one spike :)
BenBischop
Awesome work....!!
Shari123
I think you did a splendid job! The smoke looks fantastic!
wrpspeed
with a little playing around with the background, you would have a nice polar express scene with that perspective
Krid
great scene with excellent lightning and postwork
pixelmeister
Well done! Great work!
Schnuck
Super!!!
Rob2753
Great scene and POV Jilly wonderfully atmospheric work
FrenchKiss
Beautiful night scene and fantastic POV!
Andor
Great scene. Very good lighting.
Mad-Mike
Hey real cool job Jilly! the smoke is real nicely done! Cheers
croxie
Movement or not, we can all use our imagination a bit, ya know ;) Love the smoke and the train and the light in this :D
Darkwish
Great work! Very well done!
cannonn
so much speedful beauty
kjer_99
If you have PSP or PS, you can cut out the locomotive and give it a very, very slight motion blur, then paste it back onto your picture. That's what I did with my "Japanese Airfield" picture, if you'd like to see an example of the technique. Think you certainly nailed the night lighting and colouring. The smoke is quite well done (better than I've managed to date at any rate) but still doesn't look quite correct to my eye. Would also--given the name of the title--would have liked to have seen some railroad cars behind the locomotive. Still a very fine render, Jilly.