Chief Mountain by Montanan
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Description
Just across the American northern border, lies an old Indian Scout mountain top in Southern Alberta. This mountain, named Chief Mountain, was used by Blackfoot, Blood, Paigan, and other Native Indian Tribes to spot on-coming raiding parties, and also to gauge the large, meandering Bison heards.
thanks for lOOking :)
Montanan
Comments (13)
martinjbirk
very beautiful sand-/beach-textures. water and lighting are great too ,-)
MoppelundWilli
terrain and poV are outstanding!
xoxo
Very BEAUTIFUL. It has a magical look to it. I bet you won't find any mortal there to destroy it. The colours are perfect and the terrain is just magnificient.
HierbaMaN
very interesting terrain...
Petra-S
Interessantes terrain! Super surface,excellent water and atmosphe!
Simplicity
Superb terrain surface and water. Nicely done.
choronr
Your point of view works out beautifully here as it diminishes towards the main terrain giving a nice perspective. This lighting is excellent as are the surfaces and colors. The atmosphere and water quality are also excellent.
sanosoke
Everything is perfect in this except for one thing. The big mountain at the back, the white/grey surface is too simple. . .and looks very flat in the shadows. Maybe either change the sun's heading, or the shadow balance.
Waver88
Very nice!
EoinArmstrong
Great sky, water and colours
Snow_Angel
Wonderful terrain,surface,water and sky! I forgot pov :) This is such a beautiful image V
Mikan
Agree with Snow_Angel!!! Excellent! vote
PatGoltz
Wonderful water, and a great picture, as always. I would only suggest that you work on your surface a bit. Up to the snow on the peaks, it looks very natural and excellent, but for some reason, the snow doesn't work. I think sanosoke is right. Light and shadows on those peaks would work wonders.