Another rocktype

[mhaze]

Nice, I'll have fun trying to work these out!

[AP]

What a fantastic combination of soft and hard rock. The rock strata segments look interesting and the rock talus looks nice as well. The vegetation looks very believable in placement.

[bobbystahr]

Well, I did spend some more hours on rocks (rainy day anyway).

Blue Nodes are involved? brilliant stuff and inspiring/

[Dune]

Some blue nodes, but merely add color and such, nothing fancy.
This one took 36 min, detail 0.7 AA 7, soft shadows with reduced samples (6). Five pops.

[bobbystahr]

You are having too much fun...another stellar render...thanks for sharing it.

[N810]

Pretty sweet looking rocks you got there. 

[AP]

The last one calls out for camping, rock climbing and hiking days.

[Jo Kariboo]

Nice form experiment!

[DocCharly65]

Very cool rock formation!

[Dune]

Thanks. Yes, this sort of country is very inviting to hike through.
Two details of (sort of) the same terrain. The main problem with lateral displacements is the overlap of geometry, which sometimes gives nasty artifacts. No collision detection, I'm afraid.

[DocCharly65]

Wow!  No. 2 (Square-rocks-v41_20-06-16-v1-3-34m.jpg) is my favorite.

I don't know where I already have seen such rocks... Somewhere in Jugoslavia - can't remember

[AP]

Particular parts of these rocks seem reminiscent with some locations in Southwestern North America as well.

[mhaze]

Great work.

[j meyer]

The second one is a great example of the benefits of Gisd, if i'm not mistaken.

[Dune]

Absolutely.