Meteor 23AX5a by fenixcats

Terragen • Space • posted on Mar 15, 2005

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The latest images from Deep Space shows the meteor 23AX5a as it approaches the red gas astroid... My 2nd attempt at a space image using TG (must be watching to much Discovery Space ;-)

Comments (5)

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MoppelundWilli

2:32PM | Tue, 15 March 2005

wonderful spaceimage, i love the idea and realisation! The only thing that is not correct: The light on the meteor comes from antoher direction (right) than the light on the asteroid (left).

fenixcats

4:49PM | Tue, 15 March 2005

Darn - I thought I checked that before posting - sorry about that and thanks!!

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twistednoodle

5:20PM | Tue, 15 March 2005

LOL I do the same thing with lighting all the time - I get so caught up in the picture I forget! This is really an interesting pic. Nice idea! Watch for the stars behind the planet, you shouldn't be able to see them behind the "ball". Love the colours in this too. More please!

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