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Shallow waters (Ver.1 & 2)

Started by Owen-G-P, May 02, 2009, 11:46:03 AM

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Owen-G-P

May 02, 2009, 11:46:03 AM
Heres another two experiments, im still learning alot on how to use Terragen 2 and I thought I would create two high detailed images but at a low res to get a quick render. I like these two images and I thought I would leave out any clouds and atmosphere alteration.  :P

Shallow waters (1)


Shallow waters (2)

tumasch

#1
May 02, 2009, 03:09:46 PM
What would you like to hear? It's difficult to judge a picture if there isn't that much in it.  ;)
Décider c'est mourir un peu.

Owen-G-P

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May 02, 2009, 03:34:34 PM
Fair enough lol, im not really asking about if its good quality or how well its rendered. Just thought I would share a beginners first experiments, its more about the scene not the detail and high resolution. Still its not that small, use a magnifying glass lol. :)

tumasch

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May 03, 2009, 04:05:05 AM
I can see well enough, thanks :D I meant what is missing is a focal point, something you want to show or tell us. If you work on a picture, compare it with a text you're writing: what do I want to show? What is at its centre? Try to think of your scene and see whether there is something...
I'll make an example. Let's say you work on a mountain scene. Think...what shall it look like? Will there be snow? Trees? Which perspective is the most expressive one? etc.

Well...I sound arty-farty but I thought this might help you.
Décider c'est mourir un peu.

Renegade26

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May 03, 2009, 06:40:17 AM
I think both images are good practice images; Both the water and the rocks have come out well.

Owen-G-P

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May 03, 2009, 08:19:10 AM
Quote from: tumasch on May 03, 2009, 04:05:05 AM
I can see well enough, thanks :D I meant what is missing is a focal point, something you want to show or tell us. If you work on a picture, compare it with a text you're writing: what do I want to show? What is at its centre? Try to think of your scene and see whether there is something...
I'll make an example. Let's say you work on a mountain scene. Think...what shall it look like? Will there be snow? Trees? Which perspective is the most expressive one? etc.

Well...I sound arty-farty but I thought this might help you.

O lol I get you, I agree also :P. The images do lack a focal point, although there was no intentional meaning etc, just some experimenting.

Also thanks Renegade26. :)
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