Aerial View by FrankB

Terragen • Space • posted on Dec 20, 2006

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Description

Hi, this is "Aerial View", a high quality TG2 render in 1280 x 853. All things procedural in this image, no postwork other than levels. As always, please stay a second longer and graciously comment on the image. IF you like it, I'm happy about a vote / add favourite, too ;-) Take care, Frank

Comments (30)

christianfly

10:42AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

Ha ha!! Vote, fav and all other things!!!

NIGHTSKYDF

10:50AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

superb! clouds seem a little low compared to the terrain, but that's very minor. awesome image! you beat me to the aerial view.

Piliph

11:09AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

Fantastic sea of clouds !

tjod

11:13AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

Brilliant, Frank.

Rich2

11:16AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

I'd vote - and huggs & kisses, too! Pretty cool - cant wait to try stuff like this!

chuckerelli

11:20AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

I love it. It's beautiful!

hillrunner

11:26AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

I am adding this to my favorites, but only because you asked for it ;-) Beautiful planetary render, great lighting.

inkydigit

11:30AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

sub space flightpath....amazing!!!

Melzmann

11:35AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

Nice one!!!

Domi48

11:36AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

splendid!

SteveTaylor

11:56AM | Wed, 20 December 2006

Nice effect with the clouds Frank and the global scale is impressive but I do think it would have looked better without the rocky landmasses, as they appear to be floating among the clouds rather than showing through the clear patches.