The Storm Is Coming - background by crommcruac
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Description
It's only a background for a new image that I'm working on. The sky is from Bryce (two layers combined in PShop). Sea was rendered in MAX with Arete DNT plug-in. To raise speed of rendering and work I decided to render 4 different layers of the sea (with different distance from camera). Later I mounted them in PShop with the sky and lightnings. What do you think about it.
Comments (9)
Narkro
well, i dont know how to swim, so this freaks me out...nice job.
genosiideri
good looking, but that dirt?? that is floating on the water is disturbing... but killer image
RodolfoCiminelli
It is without a doubt some an interesting work, the texture and form of the water they are very well achieved.
Lorraine
This is very nice, water effects are hard for me to get to look right and this LOOKS RIGHT! Also it is always nice to get clues on technique...thank you
picky
This image has a great feel of depth. The waves or should I say swells, look very natural and you got the colors right. Will be exciting to see you finish this project.
desdemona
LOOKS REALLY GORGEOUS....I would already wish to see the whole piece, it will be for sure a masterpiece as always :)
foleypro
This is awesome.... I have been trying to learn Max 3.1 and one of the things that I need to learn is how did you get the pic into the enviorment what file was it jpeg,bmp?and where did you put the pic
malfunkshun
The sea looks like frozen magma.
Rhialto
I like the feel of it; I am a fan of your work since I saw 'Illumination'. However, the swells of the sea don't look quite right - they should be more directional due to a prevailing wind/current which would certainly be present in such a storm. Look at photos taken of the sea off Cape Horn to see what I mean.