Quebec by thomaskrahn
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I've created a few images during christmas, but unfortunately I can't post them yet, because of some complications! :|
Yesterday though, I found the time for making this one. Quebec is inspired by a photography in the book Earth (p. 158 if anyone's interested :), I bought a few days ago. The photo is from the Appalachian range, and it's probably the largest forest I've made to date! :)
I had some troubles with the fog and lighting but the rest came together smoothly...
www.thomaskrahn.com
I hope you like it!
Thanks for viewing :)
Thomas
Comments (56)
sittingblue
Excellent picture! I'm amazed.
gebe
Great image Thomas, great fog and light. The only thing maybe: there are some copy/pasted trees that looks all the same, especially in the center part of the image. Maybe in rotating them a little...
TheWingedOne
Well, I can totally agree with all the above. No problem with the "wall-lookalike-trees" at all. It gives this image a very special look - great job, Thomas!
jgeorge
Foggy! Love the different 'layers' giving the depth... and of course that bunch of birds
rodluc2001
you Master of foggy landscape... another big one...
Terraflora3D
wonderfull mood!
earth_citizen
Wow. Guess what!!! I'm from Quebec! It really looks like the Appalachian for sure! You should do a winter version, as right now it's -42 C. Brrr. Your drawing brought me some warmth today:) Keep up the good work!
dlk30341
Fantastic lighting/mood & that fog is awesome. A++ as always.
fretshredder
Gulp! That is bloody amazing. The mood of this is absolutely awe inspiring. If I could get vue to behave this way when I create something ... I'd probably be happier :-). So, when's the tut going to be available? LOL
Panic912
Another masterpic from you! Excellent composition, as always!!
thomaskrahn
Thanks everyone! :) I've uploaded a "The Making of Quebec" at my website! Check it out on www.thomaskrahn.com
swazi
as usual very nice....
BrettShaw
Woow...! Superb!
kenwas
The fog/mist has come out well as did the forest. The size and placement of the birds however is reallt superb!
FrenchKiss
Lovely image. Love your fog and mist, Thomas!
bigbraader
The mood is spot on in this creation. However, first impressions are often right, and like "Tintifax" and "MixedNut" I think the forest "layers" look a bit flat. Alphaplanes are a rational/"economical" way of making forests, but something should break the flatness. Well, anyway, this is very good and "professional" crafsmanship (but note: "professional" is NOT a term of flattery in my vocabulary - it means doing it for the outcome/money, as opposed to "amateur", which means doing it for the love of things.) Of course the picture deserves an excellent, the mood alone does it.
esper77
That fog is awesome. Excellent work!
sacada
Excellent image, Thomas. That's a lot of trees. Love the light and depth of this one. Well done.
ravensend
Great work! I like the layered trees.. just like the photo in the tutorial.
Agny
This is one of your fabulous scenes, as always. Great work!
Mullepixpax
Wow! Min mor sagde godt nok at du var god... Tror aldrig jeg har set noget sflot!
Polax
More than excellent 3d version of the inspiring image.. you managed perfectly to reproduce the 'layer' impression of the photo Excellent work as usual!
Dani36
eine fantastische stimmung die das bild vermittelt .....
Lyne
This is amazing! What work it must take to create all this! Just beautiful!!
Avalonia
Good use of fog and haze thomas. The lighting has a nice early morning effect. Well done!
thomaskrahn
Thanks for commenting everyone! :) Concerning the "layering of the forest" I have to say that is the way the photo is. Besides... it's not that unrealistic. If each "layer" grows on a hill, it will look like layers :)