Matte style image

[moodflow]

I put this one together today (while rendering) using about 5 different photographs I took of different things.  Getting each element to blend properly was the difficult part.  The beach and city were shot during mid-day, so blending them with a sunset - what a job, but fun! 

I set a "few hour" limit.  I like the simple and fast type of stuff.

I hope you like it.

[sjefen]

I like it very much. Beautiful colours. Great job

[dhavalmistry]

is this matte painting??

[moodflow]

is this matte painting??

Pretty much and I plan on using TGTP stuff too.  Keep in mind, you can also combine TGTP images in the same way for amazing results.

[old_blaggard]

Very nice work!  Everything here is blended exceptionally well.

[Oshyan]

More like a photo composite, but it's cool and well done regardless.

- Oshyan

[rcallicotte]

As I said on Renderosity, cool.

[N810]

You never cease to amaze me.... 

[inkydigit]

very nice work!!

[Seth]

nice ! didn't see anything like this before...

[chefc]

I put this one together today (while rendering) using about 5 different photographs I took of different things.  Getting each element to blend properly was the difficult part.  The beach and city were shot during mid-day, so blending them with a sunset - what a job, but fun! 

I set a "few hour" limit.  I like the simple and fast type of stuff.

I hope you like it.

A few hour limit  Great results  Was this done w/ Photoshop

[moodflow]

yes, 100% photoshop.  Thanks for the compliments everyone.   

[N810]

Awesome work Moodflow. 

[Henry Blewer]

This compositing routine would make adding water/shores easier. T2 does a good job with water, but I've yet to come close to decent waves breaking onto a shore. I'll get there....

[moodflow]

This compositing routine would make adding water/shores easier. T2 does a good job with water, but I've yet to come close to decent waves breaking onto a shore. I'll get there....

Yea, most definitely.  I've been working with composing super high res photos of shoreline and sand directly into a TG2 image.  I'll see if I can post a sample shortly.  I've been taking some time off from rendering to refresh my mind... I just starting making new image compositions, and hoping to combine them with renders.