Coming to town... by efron_241
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Playing a bit with Volumetric light in Poser 7...

Comments (40)
...here comes trouble...double trouble! Great render!
oh what a wunderful scene, good render, well done
Great scene and render.
I like the mood in this--can't tell if this is mother and son, sister and brother, or just two good friends and that is the appeal--very nice work.
Grin.. it is Giantess Gwen with an average size woman...
fascinating scene, pov and atmosphere!
Love your play for me outstanding scene !!
Great job with the lighting, it has created a mysterious atmospheric effect for sure. I can see them proceeding with trepidation.
Well done !
Wonderful scene!
superb, wonderffully atmospheric scene
Great and wonderful work.
Sensational scene
beautiful autumn image lovely atmosphere and light!
fantastic atmosphere and scene!! Great POV!!!
Very good and detailed composition.
Awesome job my friend... great lighting and the scene is perfection. seth
Fantastic work! Although a pain, volumetric lighting can rock a render. Great job!
Excellent work. stunning lighting
Love the lighting and detailing, outstanding work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a really great looking scene Chris, you did a super job on the atmoshpere here
FANTASTIC ATMOSPHERE!!
Great scene and render! ;o)
Wonderful scene!
Excellent
excellent
Fabulous mood in this excellent scene!
aye ye always were a keen fan of using the volumetrics if my memory serves a very cool chriss!!!
Great looking scene! I'm expecting some tall guy named Snidely in black to pop out of an alley, look instantly suspicious, and bolt off down the street*. *This ALWAYS happens, it's a cosmic rule thingy.
Interesting results, wonderful image