Graduated in the 70's with a double major in chemistry and wildlife biology (population ecology); economy dictated I therefore spend the next ten years in the pulp and paper industry, became a steam engineer and later an electrician. Diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and then cancer, so of late have had one foot nailed to the floor so I can only run in circles. Travelled a lot before that tho': Mexico with Unesco, South America, etc. Mostly retired now. Always wanted to draw/paint, but those talents went to the women in my family; I can sculpt, but am totally unable to transit from 3d to 2d. Computer graphics has allowed me to bypass my ineptitude and glad of it. Truly enjoy this site and all the work I see here, in all media.
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Comments (6)
jobcontrol
Is this Manikougan (sp?) Crater in Canada?
ISSE
Looks excellent to me,unless open the picture,it is not seen the beauty of this image
Haroon
Great concept. Like the lighting, surface and Postwork.
photostar
Quite an interesting view you have created here. The haze really adds to the depth of the render. Surface colors are also wonderful.
tony_br22
hello, awesome work here! color and surface .. and the light are wonderful .. superb
mosander
Thanks for the interest, I was trying some experiments with amount of relief versus lighting angle etc. with a mind to getting a little more bang for the buck out of this particular surface map; the colors are good, but bumpiness etc. always give a bit of a dissappointing result. Works good for this type of aerial shot, especially for a Canadian Shield locality like Manicouagan. Thanks again.