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Uploaded: 03/09/11 5:06 AM GMT
Morning Light
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Trying more for "real" than surreal.

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.icedancer
03/09/11 6:58 AM GMT
Wow Russ, this is spectacular and just gave it a 10
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::Ed1958
03/09/11 11:19 AM GMT
Spectacular.
Ed.
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.zunazet
03/10/11 3:17 AM GMT
Gorgeous! I'm believing it. Looks real enough to me.
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People aren't going to remember the things you do. They're going to remember how you made people feel. Be kind, gracious, and appreciative. Dan Winters - Photographer.
.Eubeen
03/17/11 4:35 AM GMT
A lovely looking image with a magnificent sky. The background hills and mountains look okay. The trees could use some work, the cropped tops look unnatural. Then there's the question of the black box over on the right foreground.
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Painting is an illusion, a piece of magic, so what you see is not what you see. - Philip Guston
::ryzst
03/19/11 8:13 PM GMT
Thanks everyone. Eubeen underlined my problems with the picture exactly. I always have better results building skies than the landscapes underneath them. The trees are just many 'instances' of the same Xfrog fir tree, varied by scale and scattered by Terragen's populator.
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There are more things in heaven and earth, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. W.S.
+purmusic
03/20/11 9:20 PM GMT
Thought I might be able to provide an assist on the googling front to solve your dilemma.

Came across that which you had already posted the other day and then.. this:

"100 FREE XFrog models"

Not entirely sure that these would be useable by you, however..

You are probably aware of renderosity.com ... and if you are not, or haven't tried there for some advice ... maybe?

There even seems to be some guidance on the notes of use/unzipping/which directories to place them in, et al ... in the linked discussion thread above.

That aside..


Very nice work, Russ.

As an interim stop-gap creative measure ... losing the forefront trees might work well (at least to my eyes).

More foreground, literally on the latter part of that word ... seems to fit the landscape. Given the body of water nearby.


Impressive results and render, nonetheless.

Thanks for sharing this one with us. :o)
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