Caspar David Friedrich by lollypop

Vue • Architecture • posted on Aug 11, 2003

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Description

The ruins of the monastery in the century as Kaspar David Friedrich lived. Credits: Poserpros and Daz Thx for viewing.

Comments (27)

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sacada

6:05AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Excellent image. The lighting and atmosphere are superb.

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Irish

6:15AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Awesome work!!! Wonderful POV. I also like the lighting.....Bravo!!!!

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gerberc

6:48AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Wow, excellent modelling and beautiful render, especially the light!

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Djeser

7:01AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Great job on the texturing, I love the fresco and moss.

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GraphicsMuse

7:13AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Breathtaking! What a beautiful image, Helmut. Your attention to detail is always impecable. It's lovely ;o) ~Nathalie

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brylaz

7:22AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Excellent work! Great modeling and mood!

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Shari123

7:29AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

What an outstanding architectural model! And the texturing is superb! Fantastic job as always!

andymoraitis

8:10AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Simply beautiful depth and detail.

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SQS

9:25AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Wonderful work and what an amazing model. Great work, as always, Helmut. POV is perfect

nish

9:26AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Excellent textures and lighting.

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LiviaCH

10:01AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Wow! Superb work! The lighting is outstanding as ever!

Mikeangelo

11:26AM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Looks really good, very well textured and composed scene. Dave

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linwhite

12:14PM | Mon, 11 August 2003

Helmut, you never cease to amaze me. This is wonderful. I love the textures you've added to the ruin. So beautiful, and it's cool to see it like it was in Frederich's time. He sure loved it, didn't he?

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