Far Side of the World by kenwas
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Vue 8

Comments (38)
Incredible image.
Superb atmospherics on this!
Fantastic scale and detail. The ship helps realize the massive scale of things and the atmospheric lighting is amazing as well. Ten stars on the five star scale!
incredible work.... I've been away far too long thnx for this ;)
superbe.
Very nice. Hope I see something similar on my flight back on Saturday.
Nice atmosphere, the godrays look great
Excellent image and interesting camera angle.
Makes me think of the 1800s and Darwin and the Beagle at the Galapagoes Islands.
Looking like a great series... hope they might fit together in a single render of some sort. As always nice work and great atmospheric/lighting.
Amazing!
So wonderful and realistic!
WOW ! it far side good place to hide OOPS GPS ok it is awsome view welldone
I saw that movie. It was great. Cool render!
Another outstanding image Ken!
Beautiful and mysterious!
love the pov and the godrays nice nice job !!!
The scale reminds me of a Webshots photo I had on the office PC.
Wow! That's one of the best Vue scenes I've ever seen!
Wonderfully done.. the ship realy gives a sense of scale and the light is stunning.
Wow, the lighing is fantastic, Ken!
Stunning work, I like the ripples of the ocean!!!!!!!!
Looks great. 5*
Excellent! Very realistic waves and great sense of scale!
Now this really is spectacular and the addition of the ship gives it depth, scale, and the 'finishing touch!'
Lovely lovely lovely.
Magnificent view and great reality! Great camera angle!
Superb the scale and lighting as has been mentioned is perfect
oh wow. makes me wanna be there!
really a beautiful one, Ken! Bravo!