An Orbital Cloud Scape

[nvseal]

Some minor post work involving contrast.

[Will]

nice, I like the angle.

[Saurav]

It looks good in this vertical composition as well.

[moodflow]

You really have this technique dialed in!

[old_blaggard]

Fantastic realism and detail!  I would love to see the file, although I understand if you don't want to share it - a tutorial or a couple of tips would be very much appreciated then .

Oh, and Will, I don't see any angels.  It is a nice angle, though .

[rcallicotte]

Oh...angle.  Ahhh.   

nvseal, this is perfect.  It looks real in every way.  Your process has been perfected and I hope you are documenting everything for your own sake, if not for the sake of a tutorial.   

[Will]

Weird, I thought I had spelled that right the first time. Must have been a dream....

[nvseal]

Thank you all. I have no problem with sharing the file. So here it is.   

[Volker Harun]

I like it!
Very convincing!
And thanks for sharing!

[old_blaggard]

Very generous .  Thanks a lot.

[rcallicotte]

Oh my gosh!  Thanks for sharing!   

[Marcos Silveira]

Exactly the same image in the opening of the "Planet Earth" TV documentaries of the Discovery Channel!!!!

[NWsenior07]

Well done indeed! I too think that the angle is interesting, it gives a break from the horizontal thirds that pop up in so many renders.

[efflux]

These outer space shots are cool. I tend not to work on such very large feature scales so my planets don't look so good from this kind of altitude but I will try this kind of thing in the future.

[sjefen]

This is beautiful. I never get those space scenes right. So thanks for sharing to