Stony brook -forest- by raffyraffy

Vue • Landscape • posted on May 16, 2012

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A shot from my next project, coming soon, on C3D store. Three dissimilar enviroments for the same theme: "Stony brooks". Thanks for viewing and comments! Ciao, Luigi.

Comments (12)

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kadix

9:54AM | Wed, 16 May 2012

Very nice! A lot of details here! The tall trees are also very interesting. The stones around the river are really well done. I like the point of vue too. Is it an ecosystem? Did you use your tutorial "how to scatter objects on a terrain"? Ciao, Virginie :).

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saphira1998

1:29PM | Wed, 16 May 2012

very great work

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BountifulKnight

1:53PM | Wed, 16 May 2012

The forest work is excellent and overall it's splendid as your work always is. One detail that hit me the moment I saw it is the green of the brook itself. I grew up in the mountains and they are almost always brownish or a darker shade of the rock and sediment (being wet of course). The only time I've seen this green on water was on stagnant ponds. If the package is geared toward brooks, you might want to research that a bit and make adjustments. But again, the overall look and feel is great. :-)

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lmx3d

2:37PM | Wed, 16 May 2012

Beautiful! And a good environment for some prehistoric scenes!

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Gattanera

5:11PM | Wed, 16 May 2012

It all seems so real! A wonderful image and an original POV!

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colvin

10:37PM | Wed, 16 May 2012

Looking very forward to seeing this at C3D! Awesome scene as always!

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0rest4wicked

11:57PM | Wed, 16 May 2012

As for what was said by bountifulKnight; most steep terrain does not sport a green color, but not all forests and brooks are in steep terrain. Have seen many dry forest and lower elevation forests that have this color in late summer. The water has slowed in it's flow, but does not have to be stagnant to be green! Good looking forest and brook/stream!

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