Outer Boundaries by woz2002
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Description
Taken from my planet Carsyphuce for Mojoworld (with new clouds added) with only slight post work in Photoimpact for contrast, sharpeneing, text & framing.
Ive also added the location details in the framing.
FSV Recommended
AA6 GD5 Full shadows = 16.5hrs actual size. 79% jpg compression.
TFV&C
Wºz™
Comments (16)
Gionni
Excellent work, incredible rock-surfaces!
wirepaladin
Looks great! Nice low-altitude shot.
psyoshida
This is really beautiful work. The terrain textures are wonderful and I really love the small pools of water it adds such realism and detail. The atmosphere is also superbly done. Excellent work.
Octaganoid
Found a lovely spot ! The displacements are great, lots of detail and variance and not too many artefacts. If only Mojo did great shadows as standard, for worlds like this one it would add so much more dimension to the renders !
Lenord
Just a terrific piece of MoJo work man, this place is just too cool. Peace
A.C.Wolfe
Wow!
Chaosphoto
I really need to book a ticket to your world Woz !!
SIGMAWORLD
Very nice Mojoworld scene!
wotan Online Now!
Terrain, textures and composition, a pleasure to observe! Excellent! 5+
azrabella
Fab - that is some place you've created. I'd say it's destined to be a classic.
woz2002
thx to all for the kind words & those that fav'd the image. @ Rob "Classic" ...doubtful but appreciated :-)
prutzworks
great pov!
Danny_G
I new something was up, no ebots, excellent work as always !!
adorety
Excellent rock formations.
e-brink
Superb details at full size. An excellent landscape. I've never used Mojoworld - it looks effect.
efflux
Jut looking back through some Mojo work. Really like some things here. The water edge area looks convincingly like various erosions and depositions.