Ruin at Loch NoUaire by bigbraader
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
...what do you know, the district around Loch NoUaire in Scotchland also has a wonderful ruin! (Puns intended - sorry!)
- Well, the "Ehrenfels Castle Ruin" model was on sale at C3D, I purchased it, and felt like making a render with it :)
Used little photo-inspiration on the web (I sometimes do), and made this scene.
Vue 7.4 render, levels correction, framing & signature with Photoshop.
Vegetation is a mixture of Vue trees and my own - all groundcover by me.
Thanks for taking a look - comments etc. welcome and appreciated.
Have a nice day
- Lars

Comments (52)
Fantastic work.
Wonderful work!!!
Very beautiful render. Well done.
Superb one again Lars. Love it!
Excellent render, as usual! :)
man, that river is fantastic. makes me want to be there.
Beautiful composition and atmosphere!
Tremendous scene - great foreground rocks, water, sky - all work together to make a spectacular scene
B E A U T I F U L !!!!
superb work!
Holy cow, that's incredible! Your lighting is absolutely perfect!
Very beautiful job!
Nice work, sky is great, being in Snowdonia at the moment it looks very similar :) and great vegetation as always...
Superb place, vegetation and water are very good.
Outstanding work with many realistic details! Amazing reality!
Beautiful piece of calmness with excellent mood. :)
Vegetation and water are very good!
Excellent!
Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!
very lovely!
Very good. It looks so natural.
Something unusual in your artwork is the poor background vegetation, or something that's missing to give highlight on the splendid castle ruins. On the forground, the water ridge is somewhat too regular, with an unrealistic rocky distribution. Sorry for these critics, I still stay with full admiration for your pictures.