Heartland Lightning by Dinalt

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Mar 29, 2004

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Description

Just another view of the 'Heartland' terrain, by Joshus Hund. Plenty of good povs in this terrain. Postwork: Minimal in this one, gamma correction and lightning added in Ulead Photoimpact. Thanks for viewing.

Comments (12)

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ariz

10:39AM | Mon, 29 March 2004

Those lightning strikes are great. soon a pool of primevil protoplasma will get hit and life will start anew.. Glad it won't be me.. Excellent Simon....

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choronr

11:17AM | Mon, 29 March 2004

Nice work Simon. The composition is made dramatic with the addition of the lightening. This is a beautiful picture.

adm5050

11:20AM | Mon, 29 March 2004

Very cool image, really like the surfaces here. Great postwork once again.

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joshus_hund

12:23PM | Mon, 29 March 2004

I like the pov and surfaces here, pw too. Schade, dass du die Sonne abgeschnitten hast, sie sieht ser interessant aus. Als Schattenfarbe wde mir ein brnlicher oder gelber Farbton logischer erscheinen! Trotzdem: Excellent!

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martinjbirk

12:50PM | Mon, 29 March 2004

!danger - high voltage! ganz ordentliche spannung in deinem neuen bild. mir gefallen die farben sehr gut ,-)

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blonderella

2:46PM | Mon, 29 March 2004

what an outstanding image...great colour and texture and the lightning just tops it all off...superb work Simon!

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Blush

9:29PM | Mon, 29 March 2004

Love those lightning effect Indeed great image Susan~

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Orestes

10:06PM | Mon, 29 March 2004

awwww hell... I forgot my umbrella! LOL great work, your lighting and lightening is suburb once again, and the rain is great too. your becoming a real bringer of storms and a mover of the firmament.

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