Marc's Rhino

[Henry Blewer]

Did a render using Marc's Rhino object. Also used Walli's grasses and the Umbrella Acacia.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/njeneb/4971383483/sizes/o/in/photostream/

[inkydigit]

very nice scene, it's a shame the acacias don't have more variation, the rest is spot on!

[domdib]

Very nice ground cover.

[jbest]

Those trees look ... a little stretched out. Still the picture is very very good!

[dandelO]

Not Njeneb's fault in the slightest, jbest.

The grasses and ground cover look hyper-nice in this scene, Henry! I like it lots. Good one!

[jbest]

Not Njeneb's fault in the slightest, jbest.

Ah, I guess the trees came sort of stretched out like that ...

[Henry Blewer]

The acacia tree in this image grow on the savannas in Africa. The tops of the trees are regularly  pruned by giraffes.

[RArcher]

Great looking ground cover!  I really like the distribution etc.  One thing that I don't like is how dark it is!!  Use the exposure controls and hit the button 5-6 times (at least).  I guarantee that you will be happy with the results if you re-render.  Here is a quick photochop example of what I think it should be like, hope you don't mind!

[Henry Blewer]

Thanks Ryan. I always forget to adjust the exposure.

[Henry Blewer]

I made a color, brightness and contrast adjustment using the smart photo fix in Corel Paint.

[Kadri]

Very nice image , Henry 

[FrankB]

I've given up reminding you of exposures, Henry

The image is very well done, congratulations!

[Henry Blewer]

Well, at least I have found a way to make the exposure changes in Corel Paint.

[Mahnmut]

The groundcover is really great, it comes out even better with the adjusted lighting.
The Rhinos though have a brown to urange color that I associate more with sumatra than african rhinos.
I could be totally wrong there, it´s just an association.
Great image anyway!