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The past exists for all of us. However, it is often lost. Forgotten, as are the lessons learned from it.
Please let me know what you think.
Comments (13)
Brandi
Wow! This is really great!!! Excellent texturing!
frossm
Thanks Brandi. This was my first "real" image and all comments are welcome. I'd really like to hear what everyone has to say....
Sacred Rose
This is great!!! Attention to detail is brilliant! I wonder what it would look like with a thicker low mist at ankle level...just to add to the 'dead' cemetary feel - Sacred
RimRunner
Working in TS for the last few months, I can appreciate the time this took. Wonderful imagery. Wondering about the 'lovecraft' on the headstone though.. :)
Ironbear
Very sharp. You did an excellent job on everything I could see here.
DemolitionMan
All I have to say is "WOW". I just started using true space and that image has depth and feel and great texture utilization to capture a mood. Really a nice pic!
Art
Fantastic work! Really captures the mood and feel. Outstanding texture work too!
Hyperspace
Awesome! How did you do that fog?
frossm
Hyperspace, thanks for the comments. The fog was made with the help of Richard's vfog2 plugin located at (http://www.mtzion3d.com/tsx.htm). It takes and creates a bunch of layers with variable transparency. It took a lot of tweaking to get it to look like I wanted, but I finally got it to look decent. Richard is a great guy and he has a lot of great plugins (pipeworks, 3d-distributor, etc). Again, thanks for the kind works.
malc42
nice texturing, fantastic look nice work
nallwd
Good job on the brick texturing and that dead tree (very much like the one near by my place). The vfog could use some improvement, but it's difficult to really say where to improve it on. You seemed to really get that vfog plugin to do what it's meant to do. However, for a scene like this, I think it may have been better off with ts4.x's ground fog. Don't get me wrong, the fog looks good. I have yet to create a tutorial on how to use the vfog plugin (it even works in ts5!). I think you are the only person I know who actually figured it out =P I also like the moon.
Lottus
I think the fog could use a fractal texture. Other than that Its an excelent image.
Valerie-Ducom
Wowww, excellent image and really impressiv mood ! :)