Flood Plaine by choronr

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Mar 26, 2009

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Description

Someday I'll get it right. Just need to keep on... A procedural terrain; Cumulus Humilis clouds and rock bed files from FrankB; vegetation files from lightning; and, the leafless red oak trees by Mr_Miley. The terrain would not take populations; so, all vegetation were made as individual objects.

Comments (27)

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Juliette.Gribnau

2:32AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

stunning ! F

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CorTezz

2:39AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

good stuff bob :)

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prutzworks

2:46AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

perfect soft shades.... Go on Bob!!!

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Vagabund

2:54AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Looks great!

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Coppens

3:45AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Piece of excellent work, Bob! Keep it up!

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RealUser

3:52AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

The trees doesn't fit into the desert scene, but on the other hand it is a really nice image.

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Dotthy

4:14AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

excellent surface and atmo, awesome realism!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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qrud

5:03AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

perfect desert scene. great landscape

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artgum

6:40AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

The rock and gravel mix is perfect; great POV for this nice terrain. Love those clouds.

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JPSoft

6:54AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

This is a fabulous work! I like the sky very much.

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allisonbender

9:17AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Great Shot!!!! tom

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Savage_dragon

9:46AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Very convincing. The 'red oak' looks suspiciously like the Palo Verdes that grow in the desert. & is that cloud in the center flipping me off? Lol. A really nice job! ")

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ppetersen

9:59AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

You know Bob that foreground sooooooooooooo looks like a photo. Amazing even to the hint of sunlight on the left side of the rocks and yep I did look that close. Beautiful mix of tiny desert growth in there. Really like this. Simple yet so real.

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