Dormant Volcano by Maori
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Terrain "Edge of Volcano" by Fenixcats. An old project of mine that I finally had the nerve to render. Thank you for viewing and your helpful coments. Have a lovely day/ evening.
Comments (19)
Looks so real...
Great lighting and POV. Beautiful work, Mario!
Looks like it reciently erupted! Beautiful & realistic, great job, Mario!
Superbly work!!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx
Such nice work. It reminds me a bit of Mt. St. Helens where Lori and I were this weekend. An eruption 30 years ago blew 1300 feet off the top of the summit leaving a flatten crest like the one you have depicted here. A wonderful render, Mario. First class!
Excellent job!
beautiful and so realistic looking,wonderful creation Mario,excellently done***********
the cloud....nice detail :):) but I can see a "circular gradient" in the sky.......is a bit strange......great wurface work too
Excellent
Wow...super!
reminds me of Cerro de la Silla at Monterrey, Mexico. very beautiful. of course you will not likely find snow there
Excellent work!
Great view and surface map...love the contrasting sky!
Love that snow line!
Un terrain intessant, j'aime moins le premier plan de l'image, les surfaces sur le volcan sont parfaites !!
Wonderful Surfacing Mario! Excellant my friend!!
Nice replica of Mt. St. Helens....lol as Steve has said we were just there ... beautiful render Mario!
Amazing Mario, I love the look of ash you've done here... this is I am thinking after the volcano has cooled a wee bit... outstanding POV, surfacing and sky...
what a scene and and surface.. looks so wonderful .. thx for sharing it