To the Summit II by choronr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
An update of the previous image contains the following changes:
• Increased the size of the 'Hut' (Shack).
• Increased the population of the Dry Shrubs.
• Increased the camera exposure a bit.
• Reduced the size of the single Dry Shrub next to the tree.
• Increased the density of the smallest Fake Stones and adjusted their color.
That's it for this project; on to the next.
Bob

Comments (18)
It does look much better Bob! Still like the lighting in this very much!!!
way better !
Looks so real!!!
wow, wonderful perspective
This one looks a bit better since it's closer?? Fantastic work, Bob.
@Mario: No, the camera position is the same. Thanks for visiting and your kind comments.
Yes! Much better. The house is a little dark.
Good enhancements
the image is reworked as a whole, but I preferred the size of the hut on the other image. She gave most of the impressioon height of the mountain behind .. :) (IMHO)
Hm - can't wait to see what you're moving onto next - ! Very well placed and distributed objects. Almost looks like there's a path to the hut as well.
Robert has a point! Good work, Bob! It is interesting to see these pictures side by side! :)
The size change does make a difference Bob! It's amazing how a scene can change just from a few adjustments!
Perfection, in my opinion. Didn't think you could improve on the previous, but this one is even better. So excellent, Bob.
agree with Rich, I loved the first one, but the improvements here, make this absolutely perfect.
I wish I could do also something like this with TG2. Fantastic work my friend!!!!!
Excellent detail.
and you did well! it really looks better! ;o)
i decided to take a sneak-peek of your gallery, nice images very realistic, i think it is much better than Vue in terms of smooth ray tracing.