Snowy Peaks by blankfrancine

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Oct 25, 2015

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Description

I finally jumped on the bandwagon and purchased Terragen 3. It has been crashing a lot,may be my machine.I haven't given up with Terragen Classic, I'm still discovering new things with that oldie program. Thanks for dropping by.

Comments (20)

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skyvendik

1:57PM | Sun, 25 October 2015

perfect work!

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Cyve

1:58PM | Sun, 25 October 2015

What a fabulous landscape... Outstandingly done once again !!!

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awjay

2:43PM | Sun, 25 October 2015

wowwww...big country shot

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LivingPixels

6:06PM | Sun, 25 October 2015

Very praise worthy piece Mandi super terrain excellent scene my friend!!

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jmb007

4:51AM | Mon, 26 October 2015

jolie

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EyeOfTheBeholder

11:22AM | Mon, 26 October 2015

Excellent work,nice use of surface shaders and lighting.

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bakapo

7:15PM | Mon, 26 October 2015

good work, I like the snowy mountain and the shadows look great.

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farmerC

4:36AM | Tue, 27 October 2015

Fantastic done.

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Richardphotos

7:20PM | Tue, 27 October 2015

outstanding and realistic terrain

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VEDES

7:05AM | Wed, 28 October 2015

Very well done!!!!

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rayag

12:36PM | Wed, 28 October 2015

Outstandingly done !!!

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Hendesse

11:01AM | Thu, 29 October 2015

Fantastic terrain and excellent surfaces. Looks very realistic.

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hansmar

4:12PM | Thu, 29 October 2015

This looks very good. All it needs is a few trees?

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Danny_G Online Now!

8:44PM | Thu, 29 October 2015

Nice work

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ia-du-lin

1:07AM | Sun, 01 November 2015

Wonderful terrain and surface, great work.

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anahata.c

8:32AM | Mon, 02 November 2015

as a photographer, I'm always amazed at fine Terragen work, because it looks photographic, but it involves so much more work, planning, plotting, and such. And you get detail in Terragen that is very difficult to get with a camera, unless you have a very high end camera and a lot of time. Very strong detail here, in both textures and deep shadows. And your lighting is beautiful and dramatic. And the peak that's most lit is highlighted only in one portion; while the rest of it is in varying shades of grays and shadows. I assume that doing pieces like this gives you a chance to explore the inner nature of landscape, because you're re-creating it in front of you. And to get insights into the language of light and shadow on the earth's surface, as you create those lights and shadows one step at a time. It's both realistic but clearly created; and it's beautiful.

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