A Loch by bettyb2

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Jan 09, 2005

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my idea of a Scottish loch i think that i could do more with the surfacing, but i am interested in any comments you can suggest thanks for looking

Comments (11)

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superza

4:38PM | Sun, 09 January 2005

The sky looks great, in my opinion may be you could rise the Pov to avoid the shadow front part that i think subtract details to the image; Also you can try to change colour or add more layers to the rock part that should be better.

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melc

5:39PM | Sun, 09 January 2005

This an absolutely beautiful image.So very realistic and the pov is perfect. Exellent work!!!

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OrchidJB

11:16PM | Sun, 09 January 2005

Agreed with melc.

LFNForever

11:32PM | Sun, 09 January 2005

Beautiful and inspirational!! :)

morganbesh

1:46AM | Mon, 10 January 2005

I like the atmosphere here.

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WeeLaddie

5:40AM | Mon, 10 January 2005

Excellent pov, terrain, and sky; maybe come down a bit on bump and fractal noise on surfacing (I'm still on the lower slopes of a learning curve on surfacing, so I'm hesitant with advice. I'd rather someone who knew what they were doing gave advice, not many have so far.)

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Markal

9:11AM | Mon, 10 January 2005

If you like a bright sun but want a little more contrast and shadow then go to render settings, options, gamma correction and lower it to say 1.5 or lower. This makes it darker and brings out the shadows. BTW...Cool view and colors!!

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kasalin

12:58PM | Mon, 10 January 2005

Hi Betty, very lovely view !!Lovely surface and atmo !! Beautiful water !! Only the shadow is a little bit the problem. And the surface needs some other layers. My conclusion: You' ll getting much better in your work - bravo !!

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