Silent Spring 4K by czarnyrobert

Vue • Science Fiction • posted on Mar 14, 2005

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May 16th, 2009 - Malopolska - Southern Poland - Mid size ship carrier hovers over Wierzbanowa village - reconnaissance teams onboard of several small multipurpose scout ships are about to directly examine Earth's life forms and check closely the spot that was chosen for settlement of first colony base.
Scout Ships levitate thanks to antigravitational field generators. If you look on right corner, you may notice how ship generated force field interacts with environment - it lays down rye plants while ship approaches the ground - the filed force rises gradually and close to the fuselage it is hard as the steel although remains invisible - this phenomena is the reason why ships shapes are not very aerodynamic - aerodynamic of the hull does not matter, as it is completely sheltered by force filed.

Scene was made with Vue 5 Infinite - if you want to know more about making of this scene, check my website - section SCENES - there is detailled and illustrated article about "Making of Silent Spring"

A P P E A L ! ! !

Guys (& Ladies ;-) ), look at the artistic level of Renderoisity galleries, and go on CGTalk and compare both galleries - OK pros are on CGTalk and amateurs on Renderosity, but we are all responsible for the look and artistic form of this place - be more inventive, be more exigent and critical towards your creations and those post by others.

Maybe some of you think that it is "politically correct" to post lame renders and require only "excellent" ranks and post comments dipping from hollow superlatives...

- Wrong!

Doing this, we kill the artistic level of this gallery, we chase valuable artist from here.

Don't let Renderosity became a place for lame kitsch
Each of us can do better, can work harder on its pictures before posting them.

I play with Vue since 3 years, I have almost no other experience with graphics, never studied art - I am chemistry engineer - and Pole (my nation is known worldwide for its diligence, precision and invention ;-) just joking)
I can not do a nice picture in 15 minutes - nobody can - it is impossible - so I don't post 1000 same lame quality pictures.

Let's try to prepare something that can really impress someone and I post it when we feel that we've done everything possible.
Lets all be responsible for THE ART!

May the imagination & creativity be with you!

PS. Now the image is available in UHD size

Comments (271)

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adrian3Dart

12:44PM | Thu, 19 May 2005

I don't know what to say but I don't want to leave without leaving a comment..... 'EXCELLENT'

Thunder_Wave

11:02AM | Sat, 04 June 2005

I can't think of the words to really express the beauty of this image.

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stealthman

8:12AM | Fri, 17 June 2005

Jesus that's phenomenal. I can't get over the ship at the bottom right blowing all the grass down with its close proximity. I think Hollywood needs to study your work for some fresh ideas...

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Elminster_ZK

9:44AM | Sun, 19 June 2005

Wow. In-freakin-credible. I am in awe of your Vue power. How much of that is real 3D, and how much alpha planes?

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CATMANDO

6:12PM | Sun, 19 June 2005

Absolutely Wonderful to see this posted here at Renderosity. You have raised the bar on quality and detail. We all have alot of work to do after seeing this Masterpiece. How long did it take to complete?

Aetius-Quintus

4:48PM | Mon, 20 June 2005

Simply PERFECT!!!

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MINTY1974

9:56PM | Wed, 29 June 2005

Fantastic scene my friend and good to look in your gallery again as it's been a while since I last paid you a visit. If I maybe permitted to say one thing: the grass seems a little too long and thick under the craft in the bottom right of the picture making the ship seem smaller than its sister ship in the other field. Apart from that it is an amazingly detailed image. Top work mate.

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czarnyrobert

2:52AM | Thu, 30 June 2005

:-)) Thanks MINTY for your remark about grass under the ship. However it is not the grass - it is a fresh (still growing & greeen) rye. Usually it is ca. 1 m high. Grass can be seen next to the ditch - it is quite short :-)))

jorgEnzo

7:16PM | Sat, 02 July 2005

Excellent!

Tache

4:36PM | Mon, 04 July 2005

This is real art... Words cant make justice. Just behold in silence.

fenixcats

11:53AM | Wed, 06 July 2005

Thank you for your insight - and as everyone else has already stated, your render proves the point!

198

7:11AM | Sat, 09 July 2005

Talk about detail!!!,Holy cow batman, What an artist!!!!!!

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ernzan

4:46PM | Wed, 10 August 2005

Your work is excellent!!! and thanks for your encouraging comments and critic view point as well, as I do agree with you that there is "all alike clutter" here, with no redeeming value. Good for you my Polish friend. Regards, ernzan a Dansker

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OGmike

10:41PM | Thu, 11 August 2005

THIS IS HANDS DOWN THE MOST AMAZING IMAGE I HAVE EVER SEEN ON RENDEROSITY.COM, JOB WELL DONE!!

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Ubik

1:02PM | Fri, 12 August 2005

My lord, what kind of computer do you have? It's the most awesome render that I have seen in my life. I have no words.

Wolfer

7:12PM | Mon, 15 August 2005

Very imperessing!!! I'm speachless!!!

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hunty

10:27AM | Sun, 04 September 2005

Agree with your sentiments 100%. Lets improve the standards: - however, how do you go from a beginner to an expert without help from more experienced practitioners? One of the functions of Renderocity is to do this task. Therefore it's the level and nature of criticism that needs addressing. We don't want to put people off, but at the same time want help people improve! Marvellous picture by the way; - however the ,combine harvester, is the wrong shade of yellow (Caterpillar Joke). Good work, good comments!

The_WasyL

8:55AM | Wed, 07 September 2005

Awesome ! Az milo popatrzec, ale to sie dopiero musialo renderowac :P

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eborg1

7:07PM | Wed, 26 October 2005

You really hit the jackpot with this pic. Outstanding work that truly inspires me.

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kimariehere

8:52AM | Tue, 01 November 2005

OMG THIS ROCKS nice that you are being put up this month so i could see your incredible talent ..geeze now i feel bad i been missing all this cool work all along!! YOU ROCK GUY!!! SUPURB ARTISTY!! OH YES!

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dashboard_jehovah

9:42PM | Fri, 04 November 2005

Just finished dousing my open eyes with saline fluid for the third time!...can't seem to blink since I opened this image! I have Vue 5 Infinite, got frustrated after a few days....thanks for the amazing image! Maybe now i will stop playing with bryce for awhile and really try to get the hang of Vue!

Alienworlds

12:40AM | Sat, 05 November 2005

This is an excellent sci-fi image. It's very inspiring. It must have taken a lot of work. Don't discount you skills.

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Lorfyre

1:39AM | Thu, 10 November 2005

Cant agree with your statement more but sadly I believe that Renderosity is now become a place for lame kitsch with far too many excellent commments for art that isnt worth publishing.. But must say your Art is EXCEPTIONAL

dierde345

2:48AM | Fri, 18 November 2005

Fantastico! What a landscape! Alien shipps look excellent too!

vela

7:56AM | Tue, 22 November 2005

your Art is EXCEPTIONAL y hope to see more, you are one of the best,Keep up the great images.

himanshuahuja2005

11:27AM | Tue, 22 November 2005

the best

IanPerder

4:12AM | Tue, 29 November 2005

WOW ! What can I say more? Excellent idea & fabulous realisation! The best of the best ever ppsted on Renderosity!