Watermelon Patch by ladylake
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Lots of credits in this one, hope I don't miss anyone. Thanks to all.
(Rock clip=Yossam; tree=Dandelo; plants=X-Frog; barrel=wsupatoi; rake=Uncle805us; hay bales=spacebones; woven wire fence and buttercup flowers=Redfox at http://www.yurdigital.com/search/node/redwolf; blackberry plant=walli; figure is Peter=xoio 3d people)
Thanks for looking.
Comments (21)
I surprised you got them to grow in Hot and Dry South Tejas! This is pretty good, Lyla!! You put your imagination to work and a built an Exceptional Scene!!!
beautiful Lyla :) CNN now school shooting in SEATLE
Fantastic scene and marvelous creation/composition. Wonderfully done !!!
Great image!
Different then usual, cool :)
Very nice work!
Fantastic image, Lyla. Gorgeous lighting, too. Corrie
Fantastic realism with a great lighting !!!
This is most excellent Lyla.
Nice integration of Objects into TG3, buuuut...there's that one hat round behind the tree that really wrecks the composition as the/my eye is immediately drawn to it...the 2nd from the left. I'd remove or reposition that one further into the distance. Smaller perspective wise it wouldn't grab the eye that much. Love the sky and atmosphere...I've had days like that.
Excellent realism.
great image
your best image
This is absolutely mind-blowing! A fantastic and very realistic work! Wow! The man standing in the patch reminds me a lot of my late Uncle Glenn in his younger days.
beautiful countryside, beautiful image
Very nice work. Well done.
An absolutely fantastic image. A great scene with perfect light and mood. Excellent work!
Very good Lyla, I believe the scale issue can be corrected easily. Use the 'Landmark' object (one meter equals about 3.3 feet). Place innext to the human figure and adjust the size to about six feet. Then, move it out to the Hay rolls, I'm guessing that you have them too large.
Great realism and an interesting image!
outstanding realism. I passed a melon patch in Oklahoma last Saturday
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