Loch Anwyll by silverblade33
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Description
LOCH ANWYLL:
The Loch is a 30 mile long lake that splits open the Jadeth Mountains. Due to the region's vulcanism, many fumaroles and geysers dot it's shores, and even boil up underneath it. The peaks of the mountains on each side are around 4,000 ft high, and at this Northern latitude, usually snowcapped. However the volcanic heat cases much melting as the ground temperature is higher than normal, giving rise to many eroded little streams and gulleys flowing down the mountain sides. This scene is near the Eastern end, looking North, Gealach--the white moon, can be seen. Out of shot to the East is the very active geothermal region called "The Thousand Smokes".
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based on Planet Fisher by Alan Roberts

Comments (5)
Excellent image ... The only thing is bothering me are the rings around the planet ...
Nice render...Alan modeled the ringed planet in Lightwave..I like it..
Nice. Many elements are unreal but they are "evenly unreal" across the board and viewed this way, it makes for a nice illustration.
Thanks for the positive feedback folks :)
Cool! Has some Brycy look.