Lake Gracious by aeilkema
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Description
Using the seashore terrain as base, I turned the angle to get this view. Added different trees to the ecosystem and then the rocks, grass and trees on the foreground and a whole new scene emerged. I finally changed the sky, the water and added the swan family to complete it all. Multiple uses out of one terrain, cool :-)
I hope you all will enjoy this new scene!
The swans are from www.lynescreations.com
Comments (13)
nice swan family out there.
Thanks, I think I've created a nice place for them ;-)
splendid scene great foliage and l like the sunny atmosphere maybe the swans are a bit bleached out though?
Thank you. I haven't changed the swans, except their poses, they came like this and are from Lyne's work (http://www.lynescreations.com/).
Excellent Vue work!
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Gorgeous Image,
Thank you :-)
great scene :)
Thanks :-)
Beautifully done Benjamin! Love the lighting and all the growth you've got going on. The lake and the swans are a beautiful touch! Great job!!!
Nice to know that all the hard work payed off :-) It was quite a challenge to get the foreground right.
Love the tranquility in the scene. Excellent use of materials.
Great to know what I intended came across :-)
great
Thanks!
Nicely done !
Thank you :-)
Wonderful scene!
Thank you as well :-)
Wonderful vue work!! (I think iborg64 meant the swans are "over-lit"....ie: too much light made them look almost solid white). They are white of course, which is the HARDEST thing to light properly, when keeping the other elements lit enough...a very very hard balance that I struggle with myself! Over all this is a very lovely art work!
Thanks for explaining that. The light shines right on the lake where they are, so they may catch a little too much light indeed.
What a wonderful place! I'd love to spend my afternoons here!
That would be nice, wouldn't it?
Magnificent and cool work my friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Once again, thanks!