Howdy! I'm just your average computer nut. I started out in computers back in the 80's as a programmer, went on in the early 90's to graphic design, got my degree is Computer Science, went forth in the 90's as a sysadmin and web developer, and now returning to my roots professionally as a programmer.
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I've started quite a few companies in my internet tenure. My first was WebGiftShop - the first gift shop on the internet... unfortunately just a little before its time :) My latest venture is called DVDMenuBacks.com where I offer free FFU AVI video downloads of motion menu's, video animations, video loops and backgrounds. All released under a creative commons license (see site for details).
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Comments (10)
susanmoses
looks real to me... amazing work if it's a render!
jc
Can't tell. Bit unsharp, and something about the water surface... but not sure.
kiddd7
The water definately isnt real, cant tell with the rocks..think its real :
bigbraader
The "solid stuff", stones etc. is a photo - which BTW isn't real, but only pixels on a screen :) The water is rendered, I think.
miden1138
Real. Looks too perfectly messy. Only Nature can do it like that.
bruno021
Agree with bigbraader, the water is definitely rendered.
dlk30341
Water rendered..rocks real/alpha planes
ddspringle1
bigbraader nailed it... it's both real and rendered components, but anyway you look at it, it's still a render (of an alpha plane with a photo attached, perhaps). Thanks for everyone who has looked... I'm thinking of doing a series of these types of renders - some with mixed elements, some with just objects rendered and ask the same questions ;)
ddspringle1
Oh, and the water is a rendered object, as almost everyone guessed... strangely enough the most natural looking element of the picture. Parts of the snow were also rendered to give a soft transition between the rocks and the water.
ddspringle1
lol, forgot something... the photo was taken in the right light at the right height with the right angle using just a tiny bit of blur to soften the entire image. There... all the secrets to how I made this work.