A Spiritual Journey by parodygm
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Description
The background was generated in Terragen. Still a newbie with this, but I spent a lot more time on postwork here and I finally feel happy with it. The shadows on the foreground section are a noticeably different hue from those in the background. Is that okay?
Any suggestions on how to improve this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for taking the time to look!
Comments (13)
greetinx
I really like the composition of the image but I think you should have blurred the terragen render a bit to emulate depth of field (have you rendered the mountains in best quality?). The shadow is okay :-)
syncmaster13
i really like the whole scenery
Zarabanda
wow great POV, incredible sense of depth. wish I was there...:)
Cyve
Great landscape and good pose ... Wonderful drawing !
costa197
Great composition, great shadows.
lookey
Great. Have you considered adding depth of field?
parodygm
Yes, I've learned a lot since I did this and depth of field is of course absolutely the right thing to have done. I don't really like to go back and change old work - it's good for me (and maybe others) to hopefully see a progression in what I do. LOL, I don't think I have all the parts that made this image up around anymore anyway. :) Thanks for the suggestions everyone. Much appreciated.
anniemation
This is amazing...love the river. No expert but the shadows look fine here.
GladysClump
Great pose, I really like the background also, I guess I don't have the patience for terragen, I can never make anything worth lookin at with that program.
roadrunner69
Excellent work!
Daz1971
Fantastic use of Terragen. I've never quite been able to get a sky to look as dramatic as this one. I agree with greetinx about applying blurring the background, OR the foreground. A bit of DOF really adds a tremendous amount of realism to a scene, and it's not too hard to pull off which is good news for hacks like me!
jstsittinghere
amazing scene! the composition, coloring, mood is stunning,
flyhippie
Hey, what a wonderful image, breathtaking scenery and i love her hair. Please, post more!!