Revisiting my Chinese Wall Scene..

[bobbystahr]

....I decided the best part was the lovely White Mallee forest so got rid of the the wall and gate, replaced the path lighting with  a rebuilt lamp poplation and tediously place 18 lights in the lamps. Kinda happy with this...the translucence og the lamp glass pleased me most.
C&C welcome.

[Oshyan]

I actually quite like this. A nice, surreal feeling, sort of magical.

- Oshyan

[bobbystahr]

I actually quite like this. A nice, surreal feeling, sort of magical.

- Oshyan

Thanks Oshyan, quite accidental but I thought that after the fact as well.

[bobbystahr]

Well 22 views, no crits and 1 compliment so I'll call this one done...

[dorianvan]

Actually, I would change the sky to something with some clouds, very low sun to light the clouds underneath a bit, and an orangy sky-ish thing. Like a sunset and the lights come on. Nice trees.

[bobbystahr]

Actually, I would change the sky to something with some clouds, very low sun to light the clouds underneath a bit, and an orangy sky-ish thing. Like a sunset and the lights come on. Nice trees.

Well there are very soft clouds and lowering the sun behind them may well produce a nicely painted sky. In mid render on another experiment but will stick this in the queue...thanks

[N-drju]

That's probably one of the nicest things about Terragen that you can use and reuse the same scene achieving completely different results.

If I were you, I would probably reduce the lamp luminosity / lightsource intensity. A tad too sharp light in an otherwise serene, relaxing, evening landscape.

[DocCharly65]

Looks like a nice peaceful evening for me... LIKE!

[luvsmuzik]

Love this one! Also wonder what a slight reflective would do to the lampost shader.....probably kick render time out of sight...
Nice reflection on the path!

[bobbystahr]

Love this one! Also wonder what a slight reflective would do to the lampost shader.....probably kick render time out of sight...
Nice reflection on the path!

no doubt, and so I resisted using hannes' cast iron but may in the future with that lamp.

[masonspappy]

overall, I like. Wonder if dialing back the lamp brightness a tad would help or hurt?