Mama and Baby by ladylake

Terragen • Animals • posted on Mar 22, 2014

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Description

Reeds by Dune; flower by Walli; moose by Lynes' creations; trees by X-Frog Thanks for looking. Appreciated.

Comments (19)

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choronr

11:04PM | Sat, 22 March 2014

Very well done. One thing to check. Unless my eyes are going bad, it looks like some grasses are coming out of the rocks. Also, the rocks look like they could use a little more displacement.

ladylake

11:23PM | Sat, 22 March 2014

Not rocks....supposed to be mud and yes, the grass is coming out of it. Guess my mud is not muddy enough. LOL

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RodS

11:42PM | Sat, 22 March 2014

Absolutely amazing work! This looks so real - love the moose and her calf.

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poet001

11:43PM | Sat, 22 March 2014

Very beautifully done and I like how full looking the scene is. Great work and love the wildlife!

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bebopdlx

11:47PM | Sat, 22 March 2014

Very nicely done Lyla. I see mud.:-)))

ladylake

8:02AM | Sun, 23 March 2014

Thanks.....cause mud it is. Hehehe

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mtdana

11:52PM | Sat, 22 March 2014

Very nice POV – it all look very natural!

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pimanjc

11:55PM | Sat, 22 March 2014

Very nice creation.

jebbryheart

1:21AM | Sun, 23 March 2014

Love the scenery!

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EyeOfTheBeholder

2:37AM | Sun, 23 March 2014

Lovely image,nice composition.

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aeilkema

3:21AM | Sun, 23 March 2014

Lovely scene, I like the moose hidding in the tall grass.

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Danny_G

9:19AM | Sun, 23 March 2014

Nice

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Thelby

10:48AM | Sun, 23 March 2014

The Moose is Loose! Looks like the baby moose that was caught in the fence I saw a few days ago on the net!! Very Cute!!!

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bobbystahr

11:59AM | Sun, 23 March 2014

well done Lyla,,,I like the natural feel you're developing...but for the record from my inner grammar cop, the plural of moose from wiki is: In ordinary common usage, moose is treated as an invariant noun, which means its plural is also moose (as with the names of many animals, such as deer and fish, which are also invariant)

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