After the Rain by ladylake
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
(X-frog tree; wheat by Sonshine777; bushes by Walli (I think); rock clip by Yossam)
Thanks for looking.

Comments (20)
Beauty Lyla :) Up here its Crazy Extreme weather (minus 27f) Send us some SUN RAY :)
Very nice work
Like a typical fall day. I like the image overall; and, the wheat distribution.
Thanks for your suggestions on this.
The light really makes this, realism is exceptional considering you are using the Free version
Thanks.....I messed with the POV and the lighting a LOT, so I guess that paid off. Bob gave me a few suggestions that helped. Everyone's help always appreciated.
It has that "Cold" after the rain feel to it! Nice way to convey that!! Lovely creation, Lyla!!! Merry Christmas!!!!
Thanks, Mark. Merry Christmas to you also my friend.
Wonderful Picture,
Nice capture.
Very realistic creation my friend, excellent work!
This is just beautiful !!!
Thanks
Beautiful image and lighting, Lyla. Love the puddles and stones. Corrie
Lovely image Lyla...just wish it was that mild up here...-30 C one day, next it goes to -3C and then drops back to -15-18 C...driving us nuts as it snows more when it warms...sigh....
Very nice render. Well done.
great
It looks very realistic, wonderful picture.
This is awesome Lyla!!
I keep coming back to look at this one. I'm a big fan of photo-real
Glad you like it. :-)
Very nice plant populations...a very cool image!!!
Fantastic realism!!!
simple and beautiful, like the grass, bushes and little rocks
OMG - I thought this was a photo!! I am just speechless - this is fantastic work! I've never played with Terragen... I'm still trying to learn my way around Vue in between all the other stuff. Amazing work, Lyla!