Farmhouse in the valley by iborg64
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Rendered in vue 2014.5 at final quality render time of 2 hours 25 mins using photometric lighting the horse is from hive wire .
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Comments (13)
Nice work, the landscape is lovely, the details are great, but the horse is gigantic :)
A beautiful rural country scene....
Hmm odd that you think the horse looks huge when I imported him i placed him in the doorway and scaled him to be the same height as the doorway, based on average doorway of 6'6" and looking at pics of men standing next to horse where the horses head looked a good 12" or more above the man thought that would be about right .then moved him into position, must have eaten too much grass and grown some more!
Beautiful landscape,super image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice landscape!
Bright sunny day. Horse seems ok to my eye, just closer.
Xfitz is right. The horse is much closer. I have noticed things like that happen in my work, too. I think it's just that way with the software and how our eyes see things. This whole image, though, is fantastic. Love the hill in the background!!!!!!
Very beautiful! I'd like to spend some time there. Gorgeous work!
Marvelous landscape and fantastic details... Outstandingly done !!!
Very pretty scene and great light. I have to agree the horse looks oversized, or rather, the house too small.
The horse is probably the correct size. It's just the point of view. Ever notice the moon always appears bigger when it first rises and then gets smaller? (Actually, the size remains the same.)
Awesome!
Wow ! That's awesome indeed.