Blue moon by Dotthy

Terragen • Space • posted on Mar 23, 2003

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Description

Terrain WM99, planet Celestia. t4v

Comments (15)

FredBezies

4:03PM | Sun, 23 March 2003

Wonderful. Excellent surface, and backgroung too !

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LutzB

4:19PM | Sun, 23 March 2003

Biste sicher (mit dem Mond meine ich!)? g Egal, beeindruckend in Szene gesetzt; ich mag diese Wolkenbank vor dem Saturn, ahem Mond. Das Wasser ist O.K., wenn auch die Spiegelungen im Wasser extrem stark sind. Die Uferlinie vielleicht 'ne Spur softer??

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prutzworks

6:05PM | Sun, 23 March 2003

nice composition

Aquaticus0458

7:41PM | Sun, 23 March 2003

Imposanter Himmel, Dotthy!!

christianfly

2:32AM | Mon, 24 March 2003

Wonderful work, Dotthy! I like a lot this terrain and the postwork is excellent!

dikaios

8:38AM | Mon, 24 March 2003

excellent for water

Calanthe

9:25AM | Mon, 24 March 2003

Your images are always wonderful! :)

HeikoH

9:33AM | Mon, 24 March 2003

Very nice water.

Xabre

10:17AM | Mon, 24 March 2003

kewl water

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DrOGaN

3:12AM | Tue, 25 March 2003

die surface der felsen gefallen mir besonders gut.

GODspeed

10:45AM | Thu, 27 March 2003

wonderfull image... just some words of advise... the main thing in this picture that is the focal point, would be that saturn looking planet. ive been sittin here looking at this picture for a good.. 20 mins scratchign my head.. "Whats Wrong?".. finaly got i. The lighting/ Shading... you have a VERY strong light source comign from about 10 oclock on your image (top left), but the planet is catching a downward light coming from 2oclock (top right) depending what is faster to render... id leave the planet alone and re-render the terrain to a light source comign from the same place that is shining onto your saturn. then.... any1 can look at it and say wow.. and not squint at it briefly tryin to figure out whats wrong... little details like this is what seperates many artists. once again I love the image, keep trucking.

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