Mount Carter

[Henry Blewer]

I have been changing my work flow and trying different techniques. I hope everyone likes this.... Thanks for the reminder about the temp files!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/njeneb/5327597221/sizes/o/

[choronr]

Henry, you've done some very nice work here. One suggestion is maybe you could change the 'green' color of the trees to more of a gray/green or olive green. I think this would make them appear more natural.

[Henry Blewer]

I was thinking about that; changing the tree color. I used Walli's pines and one of Marc Gebhart's sugar maples. Marc Included several leaf sets, so there is a lot of choices.
I also put two of Walli's dry shrubs in. They are not very noticeable. I am also thinking of adding a monastery in the foreground center. It would be on top of the ridge near the lake.

[dhavalmistry]

love the sense of scale!

[choronr]

I was thinking about that; changing the tree color. I used Walli's pines and one of Marc Gebhart's sugar maples. Marc Included several leaf sets, so there is a lot of choices.
I also put two of Walli's dry shrubs in. They are not very noticeable. I am also thinking of adding a monastery in the foreground center. It would be on top of the ridge near the lake.

Using Photoshop, I have been taking Walli's leaf shaders and making color and/or brightness/contrast adjustments and applying them where I think the vegeataion might better suit the lighting and atmosphere of an image. Also, I will use some of my collection of color/texture maps which sometimes the same thing.

[Dune]

This is a very nice one, Henry. I love the terrain. If you pursue this one, more detail would make it great.

[Walli]

this is a very nice scene!