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Submitted: August 17, 2004
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Resolution: 1280×960

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Faulhornby ~duris

Customization / Wallpaper / Landscapes & Scenery

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Birds and clouds are from [link]

~na-sch007 Jul 1, 2005

it looks nice, but a bit too sharp. did you have an sharpening filter on for the camera effects? but yeah, the terrain is great, the water is solid, the birds are... meh. but not bad overall...

~blazing-anger Feb 6, 2005 Interface Designer

The birds look like different frames of the same bird animation

and their reflections are in the wrong position on the z-axis......That's pretty much the only problem with this image

~b0w13 Jan 13, 2005

The birds look out of place and the reflection is kinda terrible. But thats my only niggle on this piece.

The terrain is nicely detailed and well formed, and the water is a nice colour, and contrasts nicely with the sky and the terrain.

Its really nice, and just falls short of being a favourite.

~bloknayrb Jan 12, 2005 Hobbyist Digital Artist

wow, this is definitely one of the most realistic terragen renders ive ever seen...
the birds would look a bit more realistic if they were flying in a "V"
other than that, all i can say is wow.

definitely

~morganaarau Sep 17, 2004

Birds give it the perfect last touch...

`memod Aug 29, 2004 Professional

stunning work my friend, you are the god of terragen. the water looks so incredibly good, almost real, and your terrain is well done too. also good use and blending of stocks, although I think that you should soften the outline of the terrain, best would be to smudge it.
also, adjust the colours in the TG part a bit, to match the photos more (since you are striving for realism adjust the TG, and not the photo)
well, my biggest crit are the TG shadows... put something into them, when you see shadows usually not everything is just black, or just blue, you still can see details