Red Rock State Parks - there are three of them; one in New Mexico, one in Arizona; and, one in Utah. A real thrill hiking in these places.
The terrain here is by John Robertson (Schmeerlap). He had created a heightfield using GeoControl ; saved as a .ter and imported it into TG2 where he added some displacement and strata. Additionally, I added three populations of dry shrubs by Walli.
Enjoy...
nice one
Did you use the new localized clouds?
Looks beautiful. 8)
Quote from: njeneb on November 30, 2010, 06:49:34 PM
Did you use the new localized clouds?
Looks beautiful. 8)
Thanks Henry, I have not downloaded the new update as of yet; but will do so around middle December. Those clouds are something I've used a number of times over the past several months. My computer guru and I are doing a major overhaul of my filing system then. He is taking his final exams soon and we won't be able to get together until then. I'm as anxious as hell to upload that new version.
Beautiful light and terrain, but the birds should go, IMHO.
Just wonderful!
This is really natural, Bob. I love the lower third, the plants and surfacing look great! :)
I hate to be a parrot but: "Rawwwk! what dandelO said! Rawwwk!"
Very nice work here!
you masterize lighting !!!
i really love your lights, all the last renders you did have great atmosphere and lighting ^^
Quote from: Dune on December 01, 2010, 02:39:18 AM
Beautiful light and terrain, but the birds should go, IMHO.
I'm tending to agree with the birds thing; perhaps I will cage them till someone creates a decent model. Thanks Ulco.
Thank you all for stopping by.
DV likes the birds! Keep them in, strange place to find a flock of parrots, though! :D
Ulco made some nice bird models and he put them on NWDA CS. Maybe you'd find a better bird there?
Quote from: dandelO on December 01, 2010, 02:57:43 PM
DV likes the birds! Keep them in, strange place to find a flock of parrots, though! :D
Ulco made some nice bird models and he put them on NWDA CS. Maybe you'd find a better bird there?
Thanks Martin, I'll have a look...
Quote from: dandelO on December 01, 2010, 02:57:43 PM
DV likes the birds! Keep them in, strange place to find a flock of parrots, though! :D
Ulco made some nice bird models and he put them on NWDA CS. Maybe you'd find a better bird there?
Hi Martin,
This is the kind of bird I've been looking for. I made the attached image on June 11, 2006 in Terragen Classic titled 'Puma Valley'. The bird and the foreground rock were photo integrated. The image was a dedication to my brother-in-law who passed the day before.
That's a beautiful pic, Bob. The photo integration is great! :)
Thanks Martin, if you see a model bird like this one, let be know.
That's a nice bird indeed, looks like a hawk/buzzard or perhaps a harrier. My model is a bit like that, but it might be a good idea to fix another version one of these days.
Quote from: Dune on December 02, 2010, 02:51:13 AM
That's a nice bird indeed, looks like a hawk/buzzard or perhaps a harrier. My model is a bit like that, but it might be a good idea to fix another version one of these days.
We live at the edge of the open desert and see turkey buzzards almost every day. They, unlike the hawks and eagles, have a longer neck. Pigeons (flying rats as we call them), usually disappear when the hawks and eagles come around.
Yes Ulco, a hawk would be good displaying more of the outline of the wing tips would be nice.