Autumn Forest In Misty Sunlight by bigbraader
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
New version of my latest forest scene, a few changes and different more "Vue mainstream" lighting :)
Vue render, Photoshop for finishing touches.
Almost all vegetation by me, except: A dry flowering grass from C3D, and some polypore mushrooms from RDNA.
Thanks for viewing, comments always welcome and appreciated.
Have a nice day,
Lars
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Comments (21)
This is very nice I do like the lighting better on this version
Excellent work and wonderful creation! Love the colours in the scene!
I like the changes Lars... still have the early morning mist but now the lighting gives that wonderful feeling of the early morning sun peeking over the edge of the embankment. As I mentioned on FB, on any given day, I see work that is often better then contest winners.
Also very nice Lars, the sunlight gives a morning mood to the scene and this is what I like .
This is outstanding!
Excellent lighting and render!!
Really excellent render. I looked at your other version and I like this better. Great vegetation. Large trees and roots are great. - Bob
cool
You made those big trees??? Beautiful scene and vegetation!!!
Marvelous creation.
WOW
Beautiful scene - absolutely stunning!!!
So hard to capture a natural looking forest scene in any program. You have done a fantastic job! Great lighting and luv the moss and fungi... :)
Fabulous work!!!
Magnifique scène !
beauitful scene and composition
Great work !
Magnifique.
I think the low-lying light is much more indicative of autumn. Four years ago, I used to near Epping Forest. The best time of the year for me was when those beech trees turned into russet roofs of fleeting copper and bronze and the sinking, afternoon sun stripped the reflective floor of leaves in bars of gold.
Very nice composition and light-
Stunning work!