Nankoweap mesa by prutzworks
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Comments (9)
When I first saw your thumbnail, I thought it would be a 2D photograph, but how wrong I was! I just can't beleive how real it looks! Nice job!
ahh ... a "prutzwork" again ;-) well done, how we know your artworks. but why is the water white ?
surface wie immer Klasse; ich vermute, dass das wei Wasser Stromschnellen simulieren soll? Wenn ja, probiere doch mal Height Ripples aus!
Klasse Bild - nur das Wasser ist mir etwas zu "schaumig".
just one of your images :)... and I find the water a little irritating, too
Hi leute, ich hab zwar von Terragen keine ahung, aber die bilder hier sind einfach klasse, villeicht leg ichs mir mal zu, nur, wegen dem wasser, ich denk mal das es typisches tres schlammiges wasser ist, wie nach einem regenfall in staubigem gebiet. oder ?? nicht schlagen weil ich was gesagt habe...
I think that the water is that color because of the large amounts of mud and dirt in this sort of area. I saw a TV show that talked about water in the "grand canyon" I think it's what it was, and they showed the rivers at the place, and they were all this sort of color. This would discolor the water. It adds to the realism. It would look even more real if it would hit off the shores just a little bit. Great render, I like it.
In the Grand Canyon renders, a little addition of dark green plants on the relatively level surfaces would add to the realism. They look like very tiny bushes, because that is what they are. The rock is a tad less red, in my opinion, but it could depend on the time of day and lighting.
This is a beautiful image of Nankoweap Mesa and Malgosa Crest area. I've not hiked in that area of the Kaibab Plateau or any points east of Point Imperial. Dana