HorseShoe Falls by nanus
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This is the second of two renders, this I have added differents plants, 6 more waterfalls, rain & splashes, in all this render has taken the best part of two days to complete. Thanks for looking.
Comments (13)
embou
Excellent!
Rainastorm
Spectacular image, its very beautiful and peaceful here...love it:-)
kftate Online Now!
Beautiful! Very peaceful looking and excellent work!!
frogster
Wonderful work
bimm3d
wonderful!!!!
psyoshida
Excellent job!
nanus
The water I create in Photoshop, then use as an alpha plane, turn that in Vue material, long winded but I can then use 3 or more layers to change the waters appearence to suit.
jclP
Excellent!
vintorix
Six magnificient waterfalls they are absolutly marvellous! All of us love your waterfalls. One thing I want to ask, these alphaplanes are from photos right? or do you use Vue rendered water? There is nothing wrong in using photos of course! nanus: "The water I create in Photoshop, then use as an alpha plane, turn that in Vue material" Ok, that was interesting. hmm In an earlier post you stated that you planned to upload some waterfalls as freebies. Did you change your mind or?
Kindredsoul
so neat, wow....never thought waterfalls can be accomplished this good, one more thing to add even more realism, that the waters at the bottom needs additional bumping in the foam, and add a mistic (or smoke) material between the water and the falls to show some mist.
nanus
Second batch is uploaded, just have to wait for the site to approve it, or email me.
boristen
This certainly is VUE paradise!
artrager
These waterfall scenes are absolutely fantastic! It is amazing how you create the alpha planes then integrate them into place in Vue. Very, very impressive!