BC's 3rd TG2 by choronr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Terrain: A 4097 DEM of Navajo Point, Utah. Thanks to Olivier and Gary Poulton for their tips while making this image ...I have much to learn.

Comments (36)
Excellent Bob. It has the Terragen Classic feel with the TG2 clouds, the best of both worlds. 5 by 5 work!!!!
wonderful TG, and a well chosen point of view
Excellent render Bob, wonderful landscape!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agree with Thelby, Bob. You are definately making headway with the new version. This is instantly recognisable as "one of yours".
Looking good!
Looks very good already and has all your classic features! Keep on struggling!
Great clouds and light!
Great stuff Bob! Very realistic!
super surface and light!
Very beautiful cloudscape and depth here !
Great work, well done! Maybe a little more sharpness?
Beautiful clouds and lighting!You make good progress with tg2.
Now we're talken...I can see why you were so excited when we last talked. The 2 layers of clouds and getting a stream in there tops this off nicely. And it looks like you getting some textures to stick on that classic style of yours that is starting to come through. Hopefully by next summer, I'll have made enough money to buy me a rendering machine and a copy of TG2 with all the bugs worked out of it... After I buy my fishing boat. I really need to get out of the house more and into some real landscapes and loose some weight! Bob, you get a 5 from me, to bump those 4 1/2 stars up where they belong, for the effort, taking your time and not posting a 15 minute render everyday!
Superb clouds!
If one considers that TP2 is a totally different software-program, compared to the old version, your progress is looking just fantastic to me. I think there's no limit to your ambition. ;-)
Thelby said it, btw I downloaded the image and use focus filter (ulead) looks even better! five star!
Excellent work Bob- I agree, your style is coming through loud and clear! The cloud layers in TG2 will certainly add new dimensions.
how about herd of buffalo and some dust in this picture i wonder if i could do that, love this pic
love those clouds!!
Fine work!
I agree with the above comments. It is a brand new program as far as getting out of it what you imagine. You are well on your way with work like this.
Beautiful sky and clouds, very impressive progress with this new TG2. Your original style is also revealed. I will also buy registered version once they work out all the bugs out of it. I am beginning to love this TG2. Excelllent work, Bob!! I am looking forward to seeing more of it!!!! :) *****
super Bob is comming :-) very nice !!
The clouds and terrain work well with the lighting in this artistic western scene!
Sweet lookin' atmo and clouds here Bob....looks like you got TG2 singing for you!
Hey Bob...this one really sux...it looks like a vacuum company had a tech preview...LOL! Luv ya man! Its taking this ole timer (me) a bit more time to learn all the ins and outs to TG2...lets "Keep On"!!
Thanks to all for taking the time to look and talk about the picture. These are my baby steps (crawling actually). It will be a long time before I can drive this program to yield images that are appealing; and, to learn all there is to learn about what button do what things. A few commented about the need to sharpen the image. Actually, I blurred the picture a bit to lower the contrast between shaded and lighted areas (too much black in the shadows. I think now, GI (global illumination) is the setting to play with to make the blackness in the shadows a bit brighter. My surface work needs a lot more improvement. As yet, I haven't found a way to better texturize the surface layers.
Well - you are progressing much better that I am at the moment. The only constructive thing I have managed to do with TG2 is open the @#%$!?! program. But, yes learning this is taking a lot of time.
Excellent POV and depht, like a lot your sky!
When I 1st saw this picture I added it to my best camping spots wish list. You really put the "S" in Southwest America. Wish I had a word that was better than "Excellent." Maybe Fantabulous, First Class... :O)