Drop Off by drawbridgep
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I wanted to give the feeling of depth with this one. hence a tall thin picture. Of course at any depth like this it would be much darker, also a lot more boring.
Anyway, thanks for looking and commenting. It's always appreciated.
Sorry if you got two notifications (if you follow me) I hated the compression artifacts, so reuploaded.
Comments (24)
danapommet
You have overwhelmingly achieved your “feeling of depth” in this fabulous image. First time in your gallery and I will be back. Dana
geirla
Great scene! Definitely captured the deep and the darkness very well.
bebopdlx
Nice work.
GreenHawke
Wow! Very well done! You achieved your objective, also! Excellent image!
Killebrew
Awesome!
grafikeer
Love the vertical format and the lighting...excellent portrayal of deep sea environment,and the boat wreck is a great touch!
DangerousThing
Very nice. The vertical format helps the feeling of depth and I get the feeling of water rather than just a ship hovering in air. My only suggestion would be to put a small slow stream of bubbles coming from the sub - it looks like a steampunk submarine and they probably aren't as tight as a modern sub. Plus it would enhance the "underwaterness" of the image.
rj001
nice atmosphere, cool compostiion and render
necrophage
fascinating underwater scene - great lighting!
stonelight
Wonderful lighting and scene. Excellent work!
thecytron
Very good underwater scene!
shayhurs
Nice!
Claymor
Come on man...at this depth you have to expect some serious compression artifacts don't you? :) Well done!!
KnightWolverine
You nailed it!...Excellent Work!! -Will-
Imaginatos
Nice done ! Great idea and mood. :)
dshield
Well done! Excellent work. D
Bill_Wa
That would be the light level at around 12-150 feet, so we are talking a pretty deep area. Very nice render, the light on the rocks is spot on.
drawbridgep
Thanks for the comments. Actually there is only one light source, the sun. I added a ocean layer and then cranked up caustics and all the nice reflections and refractions come from that one light going through the ocean surface. Carrara rocks.
njb2000
20,000 leaks! One light you say! WOW Caustics! have never have the time to play with then! Rock On! Tick.A.Tea.Bo. !!!!!!!
restif
This is really good. The long picture does work to give it a sense of 'deep'.
zhaanman
Man the way the light filters through the water over the rocks, the sub's look all Brilliant!
JohnDelaquiox
ok I am adding you to my fav artist
Kindredsoul
Man this is so cool, I tried Carrara once, I SUCK at it...this is wonderful you are the master of Carrara!
kanaa
That rock and illumination is incredible,So is the vertical format, right on! I have tried moods like this on Bryce, but there I don´t have caustic controls.