Tidal Pool at Chausey by FrenchKiss

Vue • Sea/Undersea • posted on Oct 10, 2003

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Description

This is my interpertation of the Chausey Islands, situated off the coast of Normany. The Bay of Mont Saint Michel is subject to some incredible changes in the level of tide at certain times of the month. When the tide is high, only a few islands are visible but when the tide goes out, many more algae covered rock islands are revealed along with their sand banks that gleam drying in the sun. Every minute brings incredible changes in light, in atmosphere. It is a paradise. This started as a study in textures. I wondered if I could make Kromekat's sand texture look it were drying in the sun, then tried some wet seaweed, then seaweed on rocks and so it goes. My first Vue Pro renderd with no post work. Shells by Ivar available in Free Stuff, Goelette: Alain Gracia, Seagull by Digital 1 in Free Stuff also.

Comments (42)

Crackass

10:38AM | Sun, 19 October 2003

It's nice to see your Diversifying(Is that a word?) beyond the WOT world!! You are lucky to live by such a beatiful place!

terra-man

3:27AM | Tue, 21 October 2003

Stunning image! Love the realistic look of this one!

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Polax

8:30AM | Thu, 23 October 2003

Living not far from Noirmoutiers where the tides are similar, I confirm you captured the sight beautifully !

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vbarreto

11:47AM | Fri, 24 October 2003

Wow, this is a superb place. Excellent artwork!!

Tanialmeida

5:09PM | Sun, 26 October 2003

i could lost myself in here, absolutly wounderful work Tish!!! vote

dragonfly2000

8:36AM | Sun, 02 November 2003

I sorry I've been off the net for so long - missed all of your wonderful images when they first went up. Wonderful body of work, await the next! Well done.

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