SOMEWHERE IN OUR GALAXY by VEDES

Mojoworld • Science Fiction • posted on Sep 25, 2013

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Comments (20)

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VEDES

1:36AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

MOJOWORLD-PLEASE ZOOM.Thanks for the last comments.

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giulband

1:48AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

great landscape

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pchef

2:54AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

very beautiful colours and reflections

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IcesTigerSide

3:10AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

Lovely, I've always loved this fantasy-type landscape. Well done.

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matstan2610

3:11AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

Wonderful made landscape and reflections. A beautiful image.

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midnightmum

3:30AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

Delightful, If only I could look out my window & see this, only in my dreams.

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Cyve

3:55AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

Amazing and fantastic landscape !

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farmerC

3:56AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

Exellent work and colors.

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rayag

4:57AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

Great !!!

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illkirch

6:18AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

Cool sky

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woz2002

7:10AM | Wed, 25 September 2013

Hi John, Cool vision. There's a few things that I might be able to help you with. Assumption:- Don't use dodge/burn in post work for the moon. If you use PS you can look at using the layers to remove the elements you want or use something like a lasso tool to cut the image out & paste...but then use things like lighting & colouration blends so it sits right in the sky. With Mojo there is a lot more control you can get with shapes & materials that may give you a greater varied result. Look at using 2 simple materials 1 brown & 1 green & use a simple slope blend curve between the 2 with 0.9 to 1 on the input curve values....Once you get that you can then start making more & more complex materials. Slope blending is just one of many methods that you can use. -->>> I hope you don't take this as critical but more supportive as intended :-)

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