Ledge

[rcallicotte]

Then, this is very good.  It looks like it's about 5 stories or so up.  Like it.

The camera is about 18 meters up.

[Tangled-Universe]

Personally I don't mind about camera-heights and scales. As long as it looks good/right it doesn't matter wheter it's according real-world scales or not. It's just perceptive
No offense Calico

I think the image really comes to life with added fake stones layers Really great job!
Don't know what the black area's are? Maybe you could crop one of those area's (front left for example) and render it with very high GI to see what happens?

Martin

[rcallicotte]

@TU - Someday, you might want to think in terms of scaling.  Just to satisfy some artistic values of scenes with objects or just inspire awe.   

[Seth]

agree with T-U !
if i like it... never mind the scale

[nvseal]

Okay, I have done one last change that I may not use. I like the mountains in the back, but I don't think they really add anything to the scene. In fact, I think without the mountain is has a better, more empty feeling. Or maybe I just need some time to let it grow on me. 

[rcallicotte]

I agree about the mountain.  I like that desolate look...reminds me of when Jesus went into the wilderness for 40 days.

[moodflow]

Very nice work NVSeal.  I really like how this is coming along.

[Chinaski]

Very good. Beautiful image.

[green_meklar]

I agree that it's better without the mountain in the back. But I also think the rocks help add a lot of realism to the scene, so my favorite version has got to be the third one.

[Seth]

prefer without the mountain but damn great render...

[NWsenior07]

Do it without the mountain, you are right about the sense of emptiness.

And I too am going to have to agree with TU. As long as the scales appear correct, the actual scale doesn't really matter in my opinion.