Abusing TGTP!!! Here are the results...

[moodflow]

may I ask where did you get the foliage???

I created the foliage myself.  Hint:  they are not billboards. 

I've found it requires serious foliage variation PER OBJECT to avoid that repetitive "cultivated field" look.  I've seen TGTP images including some of my own test images, that look like Christmas Tree farms due to the repetition.  (Actually, this is where Vue excels over TGTP due to their "solid growth" method.  I wish TGTP had this.) 

[rcallicotte]

Yes.  WE wish TG2 had this.     Uh huh.  Yes.

[moodflow]

Yes.  WE wish TG2 had this.     Uh huh.  Yes.

Heheh yea!  A new app --> TerraVUE.  Combines the best of both.   

But then I haven't used VUE in a very long time...

[Will]

I use it when I need close up shot and tg when I need big scenes.

[:)]

is very phallic

[AP]

 

[moodflow]

Not sure if I posted this somewhere before, but here is another "test" image featuring a very similar technique created around the same time frame.  I lost my way and got too hung up in testing new techniques rather than creating actual images.  One day, maybe I'll find my way back.   

[moodflow]

Here is this same technique but for clouds and skies.

I had to relearn a few things, but was able to create this as a "test" just a few days ago. 

[Henry Blewer]

I like the framing of the light through the clouds. I can't do this on purpose yet, but it happens by accident sometimes.

[N810]

Wow those are simply amazing Moodflow. 

Ps. are you doing something similar to mate painting?

[Zairyn Arsyn]

image01.jpg looks incredible, 
the rock displacements are impressive.
great atmosphere to go with it too,

[Tangled-Universe]

Yes that image01 looks pretty awesome
I suppose it's a combination of image projection and same image based displacement?

Cheers,
Martin

[Kadri]

Image01 Looks very nice! A bigger one please  

[moodflow]

Martin got it right.   

That's about as far as I got on TG2.

[TheBadger]

Outstanding on image1.jpg! Hope there will be more.