The tomb of Howard Hughes by phfrancke

Terragen • Scenic • posted on Jan 03, 2010

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Description

Walli trees and shrub, canyon based on TU NWDA and a wonderful DAZ Dies object.

Comments (28)

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peedy

10:18AM | Sun, 03 January 2010

WOW, what a massive terrain! Great atmo and lighting. Corrie

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JPSoft

10:38AM | Sun, 03 January 2010

(Splendid)³ ... I think this is your best work ... Fav.

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Danny_G

11:01AM | Sun, 03 January 2010

Excellent image. great terrain, strata and plants. This is really well done

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Seahorse

11:05AM | Sun, 03 January 2010

Magnificent!

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Markal

11:16AM | Sun, 03 January 2010

Awesome work!!!

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inkydigit

11:18AM | Sun, 03 January 2010

awesome scene...bravo!

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X-PaX

11:27AM | Sun, 03 January 2010

Excellent work. Well done.

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jgkane

11:30AM | Sun, 03 January 2010

Breathtaking, photorealistic, with great use of light, terrain, and the scrub vegetation clinging to the cliffs. Great composition and POV, my friend. How did you ever think of it? DId the title come first? Warm regards, as the ice spreads even more in Glasgow, and the national 'religion' ( football / soccer ) is badly affected by the continued cold snap, John

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phfrancke

11:46AM | Sun, 03 January 2010

Thanks, so much to learn, and so many things that go wrong. But to answer your question, one thing always leads to another. Using the TU canyon, I modified it to make a canyon within a canyon (make it deeper) and got the ledges. Then I went on a hunt for an object that would look strange but cool. And then the idea of recluse, rich, and now gone - majesty may be majesty, but it is a fleeting thing. We have a cold snap in WV also, at the grass roots, this country is slowly, ever so slowly starting to appreciate the "real" football. My children played the game from youth through high school - and it brought them great joy. And it is without question the world's sport. Stay warm! Piet

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davidabailey

12:30PM | Sun, 03 January 2010

Off the dial wonderful!

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LindaMcC

12:53PM | Sun, 03 January 2010

Oh WOW. Mostly speechless. Yes, "magnificent" and outstanding!

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KadyJJ

1:50PM | Sun, 03 January 2010

wow deep canyons, great work!

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SIGMAWORLD

1:59PM | Sun, 03 January 2010

EXCELLENT

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WeeLaddie

2:33PM | Sun, 03 January 2010

That NWDA canyon preset certainly gives the artist an excellent starting point on which to build. This is to take nothing away from your own inspired input, and the resulting scene is immense. I would echo that this is your best work yet. Well done, indeed.

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phfrancke

2:52PM | Sun, 03 January 2010

WeeLaddie, to add to that theme, tools like the NWDA canyon preset do more than give us a starting place. They give us a foundation. I'm not smart enough to use TG2 proper, but I'm smart enough to see how others have done and to fiddle with it, and the result is a very slow learning. Learning BTW that never would have occurred otherwise. The analogy here is like a monkey on a mechanical piano that has good music loaded - but it is ok, as the monkey is grinning ear-to-ear.

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