Planet Study-Neptune by Snow_Angel

Terragen • Space • posted on Jan 07, 2004

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I am doing a study of the planets in our solar system and trying to make them in Terragen. As no man has been to any of these planets, I can only speculate what they are like.Here are the facts on planet Neptune. Please read it at http://seds.lpl.arizona.edu/nineplanets/nineplanets/neptune.html, and thank you for viewing and feedback :)

Comments (25)

Calanthe

1:49AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Great image, but Neptune, like all gas giants, hasn'got real mountains,only mountain-clouds. Try to make those rose mountains more hazy and fluffy. The rest is very good!

vjerana

2:45AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

They been there and they know! It is EXCELLENT image and I VOTE!!!!!

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joshus_hund

2:50AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Must agree to Calanthe, but for me this one is the best of your series! You are no robot camera on Neptune, you're human: with great imagination!

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Snow_Angel

2:59AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

I better explain.. I had made an image without any terrain and one with fuzzy terrain,but they didn't look good! The reason I made these hills is for a pov,otherwise it looked very bland,lol! Thanks though for your excellent feedback! I do appreciate it very much ((hugs)) :)

christianfly

3:37AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

An other excellent one from the serie!

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ariz

3:38AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Lets see, We have frozen pools of whatever, the gas clouds above reflect in the ice. The clouds being so large and heavy (frozen) hang close to the surface. Even gas gaints have some solids. This is the area to the left and down just south of the big blue spot. Yet to be explored.

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EoinArmstrong

3:53AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Wow! What a striking image! Brilliantly done and very inventive!

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Darthmagus

5:04AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

I'm happy to travel in your space ship, Pat! Beautiful picture :)

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Montanan

6:54AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

gorgeous wide angle view!, especially like the high-render cloud shadows on the water surface

carlucci

7:53AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Scientific accuracy and Terragen do impose their limits, but within that it is a great image.

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Artzy

8:00AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Lovely Work!

tudec

8:24AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Wow, I love it :)

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1pearl

9:26AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Klasse Bild ! Nur die Sonne im Wasser geflt mir nicht ganz so !

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Markal

9:53AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Wow wonderful image....I am enjoying your series a lot!!

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choronr

11:36AM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Agree with carlucci, you are doing wonders with this series Patt...excellent work.

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YourFantasyDream

1:23PM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Great Image...I think its cool that your giving a tour of the solar system. Cant wait to see the next planet....

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Rykk

1:44PM | Wed, 07 January 2004

Oh wow! WAY cool extraterrestrial terrain, Patt! I like the neat, fisheye lens effect in this and the reflection of the sky in the glass smooth water. (or is it liquid methane? - after all, this IS Neptune!) :>)

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