Crack Willow Forest

Started by RArcher, August 08, 2010, 09:43:08 PM

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RArcher

Another new one - going for a very mystical storybook sort of feeling.

3 populations of Crack Willow
3 populations of Austrian Pine
2 populations of Walli's dry grass
1 population Walli's Crocus
1 population of Walli's Dandelion

Less compressed version here:  http://www.archer-designs.com/zp/index.php?album=digital-art%2Fterragen-2&image=crack-willow-high.jpg

Henry Blewer

Looks great. It seems over saturated to me, but I like darker images. There is also some noise in the sunbeams, but don't change that. It helps with the ethereal quality of the image.
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MGebhart

Very nice, Ryan.

I'm sure this took some render time. The lighting is very interesting and I'm sure you were spending a lot of tweaking time.

Keep 'em coming.
Marc Gebhart


cyphyr

Looks sweet :)
Its gona be a HOT day :)
Is there an ever-so-slight lens distortion giving just a bit of cromatic abboration at the edges ???
Or am I just imagining it, lol  ;D
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RArcher

Thanks guys,

Njeneb:  Definitely oversaturated!  But in this case by design.

Marc: Rendering time was actually pretty good at just under 6 hours.  Helps tremendously that with no ground to speak of I simply set it to Ray Trace everything.

Richard:  Good eye, I did add a little bit of chroma in post

Tangled-Universe

A bit surreal, but I like it, since it really breathes your style :)

Martin