Valle de la Esperanza by kasalin

Terragen • Landscape • posted on Jan 20, 2005

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Terragen and Postwork (Photoshop) I spent many hours in managing the postwork - puh!! I hope you like my new pic. Thank you for commenting and viewing. And thanks for the wonderful comments to the last pics.

Comments (22)

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ursaluna

6:10PM | Thu, 20 January 2005

Very exciting to see that Terragen's new "Wildlife" plugin works so well! Very nice scene.

artisan232

7:15PM | Thu, 20 January 2005

Excellent work!!BRAVO!! Keep up the amazing work!!V!! :D

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stbc

7:52PM | Thu, 20 January 2005

Excellent sky and pov. The sheep are cool!

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choronr

8:01PM | Thu, 20 January 2005

Beautiful composition with excellent terrain and post work!

Simplicity

8:24PM | Thu, 20 January 2005

Excellent work on the render. superb PW it works well with the render.

Visionsary

8:42PM | Thu, 20 January 2005

Excellent work. I love the terrain and surfaces. Atmo is done very well too. Postwork adds to this unique piece of art. Excellent.

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tizjezzme

9:36PM | Thu, 20 January 2005

This is great .. I love it!

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gradient

10:14PM | Thu, 20 January 2005

Yes, the postwork can be time consuming to get it just right...but you have done an xlt job here.

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magann

11:07PM | Thu, 20 January 2005

Super gemacht :o)

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environaut

12:47AM | Fri, 21 January 2005

I agree with stbc! Well done! :)

kristian1024

12:52AM | Fri, 21 January 2005

scher heller Berg und sehr gute Atmo...

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twistednoodle

2:37AM | Fri, 21 January 2005

ahhhh there's nothing like a goat in your postwork!!! I really like your lower left little guy - he blends in pretty well. One of the tricks to adding other images is matching the saturation, brightness and the sharpness of your added image to the immediate surroundings. Good job here!

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