Martin's landscapes

[Martin]

More.

[Kadri]

Nice.

[Martin]

Nice.

Thank you:)

Red cyan 3d:

[bobbystahr]

Nice.

Thank you:)

Red cyan 3d:

The mysterious floating tree hee hee....the far one's floating.

[Martin]

Nice.

Thank you:)

Red cyan 3d:

The mysterious floating tree hee hee....the far one's floating.

hmm. I can't see it?
The anchor is the last compute normal, so they must be perfectly aligned. (There are dunes in the mid-foreground  so maybe that makes it look like it's floating?)

[Martin]

Sulfur lands

[bobbystahr]

I didn't notice it till I put the 3D glasses on and then the circular shadow directly under it became obvious

[Martin]

I didn't notice it till I put the 3D glasses on and then the circular shadow directly under it became obvious

Could you tell me which tree? I can't find it but I'm interested now haha

[bobbystahr]

Sulfur lands

And I thought it was the broccoli I had for supper hee hee...hellishly perfect brimstone

[bobbystahr]

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Red cyan 3d:

The mysterious floating tree hee hee....the far one's floating.

In the arizna 3d redcyan.jpg it's the reverse of the arizna.jpg one and in that what looks like a tree shadow is revealed as a stone with shadow...mystery solved.

[Martin]

The only thing that could be mistaken as a shadow if you don't notice that the tree is actually behind a dune. Other than this I really can't see anything:O

[Martin]

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Red cyan 3d:

The mysterious floating tree hee hee....the far one's floating.

In the 3D one it's the reverse of the non 3D one and in that what looks like a tree shadow is revealed as a stone with shadow...mystery solved.

dang it, a few seconds late:)

[bobbystahr]

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dang it, a few seconds late:)

heh heh, always the way eh?

[Martin]

More sulfur lands and rocks.

[Martin]

Uhm I quite of forgot what to do to render the underwater terrain with a higher micropoly detail. I have to change some rendering value , but what?