Cactus Shadows by artgum

Vue • Landscape • posted on Oct 08, 2009

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Description

Trying out a landscape after upgrading the software. I'm very happy to be able to finally network render. Vue 7 Pro Studio, World Machine and Photoshop. Thank you for your viewing and comments.

Comments (19)

jdehaven

11:36PM | Thu, 08 October 2009

Georgeous landscape, the rippling effect at the basin looks like water was cutting through the canyon within a few thousand years, and the transition to the higher rocky areas and mesas is sublime! Love those clouds rolling in too- then theres that extra detail of the moon! All around beautiful scenery!

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Dreamingbee

11:57PM | Thu, 08 October 2009

fanastic terrain here.. like style of mountains and athmo... wonderful

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choronr

12:03AM | Fri, 09 October 2009

I just want to keep on looking at this beautiful piece of work you created Paul. The colors, composure and light. And, the Saguaros - a perfect fit. The mountain reminds me of the Superstitions east of the valley. One of your very best productions ...masterful work!

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Imaginatos

12:21AM | Fri, 09 October 2009

GREAT scene ! :)

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Vagabund

3:06AM | Fri, 09 October 2009

Very nice! Well done!

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Naoo

3:10AM | Fri, 09 October 2009

Looks great! Excellent Terrain, Shaders and Clouds!!!

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sirenia

3:48AM | Fri, 09 October 2009

Oh what a beautiful render here, i love the landscape :-)

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jclP

8:30AM | Fri, 09 October 2009

tres beau terrain

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grafikeer

8:58AM | Fri, 09 October 2009

Wow...This is an exceptional render my friend...love the details in this,I want to explore the scene over and over.Really like the lighting and the addition of the moon in the sky...well done!

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