Bird's Eye View of Williamsberg: for Gill Brooks by kjer_99
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I'm dedicating this one to Gill Brooks, who made the trees and makes wonderful plants and water materials for Vue. Thanks, Gill!
Bird's eye view of Williamsberg, capital of Lower Saxony where Uncle Albert is Regent for young prince John-William in a posting several days back. No story, this time, just done for the fun of it and to test out Marin J. Frost's wonderful ecosystems.
Thanks for your comments on the previous postings and for your visits. Each and every one is appreciated.
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Vue6 Studio Pro, Poser6.
Palace: "Johanniskirche at Zittau" (Google Warehouse).
Ecosystem Houses: It's either "Wandlebury" or "Trollhaven" from "Distant Fantasy Town" By Martin J Frost (Cornucopia3d).
Ecosystem Trees: "Forest Fillers" by Gill Brooks (Renderosity).
Comments (20)
Busy scene reminds me of Scotland
I love that village and the trees look excellent.
Splendid scenery! :)
wow...fantastic!
Excellent work Jeremy!
Why thank you Jeremy :-) Lovely scene!
Excellent work!
Excellent!
Awesome! How on earth did you get all those buildings to render?
Nice looking village!
cool scene and composition!
Nice work here I love the detail and POV Bravo!!!!!!!!!
Very lovely image! Well done!!
Absolutely stunning work, excellent done.
really fine work, Jeremy and such a lovely dedi to gill, jep she does some fine things for us to play with
Nice render! Looks like a cozy little town. If only I could wrangle Carrara into getting that density of trees.
This is a beautiful scene! Well done!
This is very impressive work.. On the whole excellent... There is one thing I offer as advise (even though I don't Render myself).. On the mountains in the background? The 'lines' are too straight looking... Curves in the mountains wound make them, seem more 'curvy'? Just advise from someone who doesn't! Rob
Awesome scene and village, love the trees, outstanding work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing Detail...mustt have taken ages to render