Terraphuce#2 by prutzworks

Terragen • Science Fiction • posted on Dec 02, 2009

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Description

terrain: terrainpatch export from Mojoworld planet Carcyphuce by woz2002 post on levels, contrast, colorbalance, saturation and sharpening in photoshop moon by Octaganoid rendered in Mojo added in post tfv FSV recommended

Comments (21)

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Lenord

6:50AM | Wed, 02 December 2009

Very cool, nice High altitude shot, great job Peace

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Mondwin

6:55AM | Wed, 02 December 2009

Very suggestive!!

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VDH

10:19AM | Wed, 02 December 2009

Great image!

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flora-crassella

10:31AM | Wed, 02 December 2009

fantastic work!!!!!

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Danny_G

11:30AM | Wed, 02 December 2009

Beautiful image, lighting, strata and the added moon make this a fav

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meowserific

11:46AM | Wed, 02 December 2009

excellent image. great work.

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farmerC

12:14PM | Wed, 02 December 2009

Fantastice creation.

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2121

1:33PM | Wed, 02 December 2009

excellent, love the big shadow

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LindaMcC

1:51PM | Wed, 02 December 2009

Love this beauty! Excellent work and mood!

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claude19

2:14PM | Wed, 02 December 2009

GREAT composition bvery impressive ! I love this !!!

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flavia49

3:49PM | Wed, 02 December 2009

extraordinary work!!

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Chipka

4:51PM | Wed, 02 December 2009

I love science fictional artwork like this, and this is a perfect example of what I love on many other levels too. I'm really struck by how similar this is--in some ways--to the shots you've taken of Alanya Castle, and "Errosion #5" if I have that title correct. It's as if you've actually traveled to another world and captured the whole deal here. The desert landscape here and the rocky fortifications/ruins in previous posts just works so perfectly that I feel as if a narrative has been composed, linking them. Of course this work stands beautifully on its own, as those works also stand alone, beautifully, but in seeing them and then this is an added bonus that adds an extra dimension to your gallery. This is gorgeous, evocative work.

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