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Published: 2005-07-10 06:13:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 223; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 52
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Puma, land of red sands, hell on earth._______________________________
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Render time: 2:55:27 (pretty fast)
Render Size: 5000x3000
BMP Size: 50mb
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Comments: 44
Extremely well done i must say!! You used alot of good colour choices in the sand and stuff and I love the red in the sky! Well done
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Thanks for the kind words.
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a bit too tall. the plateaus seem a bit too high. nice otherwise.
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Thanks for the critique.
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I like this piece a lot 
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Thanks. I've tryed some "cheat vector" in photoshop with it, just to see the result. But of course, this way is better.
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wow... i have no idea how to make anything like this so my comment is pretty useless but it looks awesome!
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This is Terragen. It's not that difficult, much easier than normal 3D editors.
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It looks so natural, and the colours are marvelous!
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Colorful, and once again very nicley done!!
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Yep, with some photoshop for post processing.
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the terrain desert scrapers isn't easy to use but this way is nnice but the surface doesn't really fit
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Thanks for the critique.
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Thanks for the words.
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wow looks very like a painting,like the rock formation its really good
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very cool
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Thanks, glad you like it!
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The soft line and color used here really puts me in mind of an illustrator...I'm not sure of his name, but he did one of the "Middle Earth" book illustrations....so it's a big compliment. 
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Thanks for the kind words, always appreciated.
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No problem.
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Ta legal, mas fico um poco esquisito, nuss, entendeu?
NΓ£o nΓ©, dexa pra la.
Boa imagem!!
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Eu entendi tudo, e concordo com voce. Os picos estΓ£o esquisitos mesmo.
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yeah it turned out really well thinks i. in the small one i thought it was a photo. i dont know much about what you do, but keep it up
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Thank you.
This often happen with some renders, hehe.
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Interesting. 3d renders are not my specality, mostly because I've never done one, but I'll give you my best shot...
My first thought is that it looks a bit too washed out. The color choice is a bit too yellow towards the peaks, and the sky is actually a bit harsher than the rest of the landscape. I think it's because there are very few shadows here. Shadows and highlights are what make images like this pop out, and there are very few here. Also the peaks are too harsh. They look rendered, and they seem to have no depth to them at all.
I'd suggest using a 2D paint program like Photoshop or Gimp (which is free) to ajust things you can't do in the program you use. I wish I could offer you more advice than just what's wrong, but I don't know enough about what you can and can't do in a 3d program to be of much help.
The composision is very good, very balanced, especially with the majority of the clouds over where the majority of the peaks aren't. If you could just add a little more shading to the landscape, this would be a fantastic image.
CW
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Man, thanks for this great critique.
The yellow I can change in the PS, it's not that difficult.
The shadows are a problem, terragen (until someone tell me) work with only one light source, the sun itself. If I could I would make much more, placing lighting sources in the sides.
The peaks are a big problem. Even I didn't like them very much. I completely understand what you say, I tried to change them in photoshop, but I am not that good in photomanip. If you have a tip about that I would be happy to hear.
I think I can do something about the sky and the red clouds.
Once thanks for this critique, the best I received this far.
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wow the coloring is amazing! and I love the detail! You got talent keep it up!
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Thank you very much! Glad you like it.
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Terragen for rendering and Photoshop CS for post processing.
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terragen was my first guess.
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