red plains by strijdbijl

Terragen • (none) • posted on Jan 19, 2003

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Terragen with minimal postwork in photoshop. thanks for viewing. Terrormike I won`t take you seriously until you post something in that empty gallery of yours. ;-)

Comments (11)

Heart'Song

9:57AM | Sun, 19 January 2003

A lovely atmosphere on this. Nice work!

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Xlars

11:25AM | Sun, 19 January 2003

Lighting, sky and coloring is wonderful here, and gives a lot of atmosphere. Texture also very good. Regarding the postwork: Cactuses fit perfect .. shame that the stones near the buttom of the cactuses is not perfectly integrated. Don't know what it is, but looks a bit "pasted" on. Generally I love the postwork and this is a great picture!

strijdbijl

12:07PM | Sun, 19 January 2003

Xlars I do agree with your comment! hummm how to fix this... I flattened the image....grr

christianfly

12:30PM | Sun, 19 January 2003

Agree with Xlars ( and you) about the postwork. But, nevermind, is is a wonderful pic. And I am totally with you about your comment about TerrorMike. The terror of renderosity has to proove what he is able to do ;-)

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bonestructure

1:19PM | Sun, 19 January 2003

Simple and well compose. What good art should be. BUT...you've neglected to cover all three planes. You have a far ground and a mid ground, but there's nothing in the foreground. Not a center of interest necessarily, but something to lead the eye in a swoop around the bottom of the picture, rather than the ground plane letting you fall out.

majikart

3:18PM | Sun, 19 January 2003

the landmark in the background looks great,the rocks and stones look as if someone gathered all of them from around that area and piled them around the cactus ; the cactus look okay,add some more cactus and sage brush,have fun with the composition ;-)

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