And a North

[TheBadger]

a very disturbing experience

HA! Nothing like endless second guessing your self at the end. 

[bobbystahr]

love the pi in the sky and those clouds are amazing..the whole picture rocks(pun intended)and gets a big BOBBY LIKE

just lookin at it and noticed you likely don't have lean terrain on cuz in the rock outcrops in the lower center area the clumps intersect raather than follow the terrain...at least that's what I think I see.
Sorry, I really like the image.

[Kadri]

Looks nice.

[Dune]

Great render. What sprung to mind immediately to make it even stranger is to apply some vortex to the mammatus above the PI, like it exorts some strange power. And perhaps lighten up the cloud (and ground)  right there (spotlight?).

[mhaze]

Thanks all!

Good idea Dune -I'd thought about the spotlight but not the vortex, gonna try that.

Not entirely sure what you mean Bobby.

Badger, kept me awake half the night. conclusions: one, I'm cross dominant,  two many of our compositions come from real places where we have no choice but to follow nature, three composition are often based on random landscapes generated by fractals.

Flipping an image after making is a good thing to do and I'm going to do it more often!

[bobbystahr]

Not entirely sure what you mean Bobby.

Mick, I'd zoomed it in Irfan and it looked like grass clumps sticking out of an incline but looking at it in Photoshop this A M it proved to be an optional delusion on my part....

[mhaze]

Added some light and flipped it.

[DocCharly65]

I Like it even more now!

[mhaze]

Thanks

[masonspappy]

Ominus!

[KyL]

That mountains looks really nice! Awesome rock formation!

What about having the dolmen lit by a ray of light? With a nice godray. That would be a perfect "mystical moment" 

[mhaze]

Thanks, tried that but so far I haven't been able to make it work!

[bobbystahr]

Thanks, tried that but so far I haven't been able to make it work!

Check out Richard's hole in the clouds/god rays method for directed sunlight.

http://www.planetside.co.uk/forums/index.php/topic,18788.msg182874.html#msg182874

[KyL]

Thanks, tried that but so far I haven't been able to make it work!

You could probably use a simple shape shader to have a hole in the sky and cast that ray of light. But getting it to the right spot is going to be challenging and time consuming...

Thanks, tried that but so far I haven't been able to make it work!

Check out Richard's hole in the clouds/god rays method for directed sunlight.

http://www.planetside.co.uk/forums/index.php/topic,18788.msg182874.html#msg182874

What he says.

[mhaze]

The problem is getting the light ray to show up - needs very thin cloud or....?  adding the thin cloud adds a horrendous amount of render time!