Moon

[masonspappy]

They got hit by an asteroid 

Whoa...that's harsh

[Dune]

I may revive them, or what I actually would like is put some (rusty?, hardly possible, mmm) stuff there.  Or I had the idea to make one of the craters a (swimming) pool, with a nice glass dome around it and some guy in a chair reading a book, or fishing. Title: Water found on moon!. Lots of potential.
@Mahnmut: quite possible it's based on your setup. I found lots of tgd's and tgc's all over the forum for the past years, which I study all, tear apart and adapt to my uses. So, a big thanks to you and all posters of stuff!

[masonspappy]

Or I had the idea to make one of the craters a (swimming) pool, with a nice glass dome around it and some guy in a chair reading a book, or fishing. Title: Water found on moon!. Lots of potential.

That's not far-fetched, really.  Water Ice was located in deep craters at the north and south lunar poles several years ago, and estimates are that there's quite a bit (ie billons of cubic meters) there. So a lunar pool enclosed in transparent dome is quite possible.

[DannyG]

Nice change of pace Ulco. Looking forward to this progressing

[Dune]

Water on the moon 

[Antoine]

Very nice !
With some dust on the ground here and there, it would make the lunar soil even more realistic.

[inkydigit]

really super stuff Ulco... the last shot must be the aristarchus crater!!

[Dune]

No skinnydippin' there 

[choronr]

Fine stuff Ulco! 

[Hannes]

Looks great, Ulco!! In my tests of planatary renders I found that turning off the environment light helped regarding the too bright areas on the dark side of the earth. Of course it may be required for the rest of the scene, but maybe the render of the earth could be comped in?

[alessandro]

Water on the moon 

Wow, beautiful terrain displacement. I wish I had the same skills to do it.

[bobbystahr]

 

Water on the moon 

You are one twisted soul Ulco...that's what makes your images so intriguing...twist on....