cliff n. ??

[Jo Kariboo]

I started with some deplacement from the "Lakeside Cliff" file shared by aknight0, fakestone old file by Seth, snow Dandel'o, WAS herbs.

[Jo Kariboo]

never two without three !

[pixelpusher636]

Looks fantastic!

[Dune]

Icelandic, very nice renders!

[aknight0]

Very nice!

[WAS]

Looks great. Very much like a thawing landscape from a deep freeze. The snow seems to be a little bright for my taste compared to the darkness of the terrain (camera contrasting wise).

[mhaze]

Yeah that muddy grassy foreground is really realistic - just like the peak bogs in the peak district where I live.

[Jo Kariboo]

Thanks all for comments and WAS for your suggestion !

[Jo Kariboo]

one more,
the second image shows the lower left corner of the image without post-production.
Although I had eliminated a lot of the horrible white triangles with Paint Shader, I tried to post-pro cover the rest.

Do you have a trick to avoid this type of triangle caused by the reflective shader?

[Dune]

That's either subdiv settings too low, or ray detail region or padding in the render tab. Try some different settings, as some areas outside frustrum are apparently rendered in low poly, if I have that correct.

[Jo Kariboo]

That's either subdiv settings too low, or ray detail region or padding in the render tab. Try some different settings, as some areas outside frustrum are apparently rendered in low poly, if I have that correct.

Thanks Ulco for your answer. Finally after a few tries I realized that by reducing in the parameters of the reflective shader Specular roughness to 0.01 I greatly reduced the presence of triangles.

[WAS]

Seems to be ray detail multiplier by way of snow reflections underwater.

[pixelpusher636]

Damn that looks really, really good. That snow pack and rock is amazing. Nice work.

[aknight0]

I really like the sense of melting snow in this last one.

[Jo Kariboo]

Thanks all for comments !