Silence before the Storm by MeltingIce

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Feb 06, 2004

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Thanks for viewing. Any input on this picture would be much appreciated. Terrain was made by Rids in World Machine.

Comments (10)

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Trokodyl

12:37PM | Fri, 06 February 2004

Beautiful! Beautiful atmo, very good surface and nice water.

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martinjbirk

1:02PM | Fri, 06 February 2004

excellent vegetation-surface & sky.

TerraIncognita

1:07PM | Fri, 06 February 2004

cool water & fantastic clouds.

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choronr

2:08PM | Fri, 06 February 2004

All is excellent. Only one suggestion: increase the background lighting and the sun's brightness so as to pick up more detail in the shadows.

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MeltingIce

5:32PM | Fri, 06 February 2004

Thanks a lot for the suggestion, I will definetely keep it in mind!

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bkhook

8:29PM | Fri, 06 February 2004

I think it is excellent just the way it is...I am sitting on the ledge enjoying the beauty.. inhaling deeply .. smelling the moisture off the water.. the greens.. feels the coolness and the moisture touching my shoulders.. excellent job.. don't change a thing

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classyladytwo

5:33AM | Sat, 07 February 2004

Excellent your really getting good at these beautiful render

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EoinArmstrong

4:35AM | Mon, 09 February 2004

Great atmos, pov and water

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PatGoltz

4:42PM | Tue, 17 February 2004

Your mood is outstanding! I, too, would like to see more detail in the shadows (in real life, you would be able to see more). Another way to do this is to lighten the shadows a little. You can then leave the background lighting and sun's brightness alone.

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MeltingIce

4:49PM | Tue, 17 February 2004

Yea, I agree on the darkness of the shadows, but I had to do this in order to make the dynamicly shaded clouds. But now that I think about it, I can just render the terrain seperate from the sky and use photoshop to put them together in one pic, which is what I think I will do. Thanks for the comment!