Polar by Dotthy

Terragen • (none) • posted on Feb 22, 2003

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Comments (23)

planetoid

1:31AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

VERY nice! Beautiful scene, and everything matches coherently.

garcia

1:40AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

Marvelous!POV,woter,surface.Marvelous!!

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Micter

2:04AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

Yes, very nice image ! What I like at most, is the ocean, and the sky. This blue is so beautiful ! Perhaps the texture could be better ... but it's a very pure image ! Good job !

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LutzB

2:22AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

Sieht das GEIL aus!!!!!! Bei dem Licht bist Du echt er Dich hinausgewachsen, toll! Und das Wasser erst, brrrrr!!!!

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prutzworks

2:38AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

this are icebergs!!!!!!

christianfly

3:33AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

Agree with prutz, the icebergs look like icebergs! wonderful!

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puenktchen

3:36AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

agree with LutzB und prutzwork. This is perfect. You have my vote :-)

Elana

3:42AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

einfach super !

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Marcs-ArtworkStudio

4:34AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

Very, Very good. Well done !

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Xlars

4:58AM | Sat, 22 February 2003

EXCELLENT water, sky and lighting. Looks sooooo much like the waves after a boat in this ice-cold environment where the sun have come out to warm us a little bit. This is still not quite like icebergs (as I know icebergs from arctic areas and greenland), but it is getting very much closer (btw. I can not make icebergs in TG my self yet so who am I to critisize? ;-). What is very realistic to these icebergs here is the combination of isolated, high steep "islands" and smaller broken off "islands" in the water beside it. The ice itself do, as I remember, typically not have this even distribution of dirt/dust areas. Normally it was very clear, even the big ones (at least after this long after breakoff), and then the areas of dust/dirt was concentrated to smaller areas. All this said (just because I love the picture) I must say that this is simply EXCELLENT work and no doubt a top class TG picture!

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