Breakers Beach by deevee
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Description
Thanks to Gebe for the nets, the Free stuf for the dingy. All other objects by me or from the program disks.
A special thanks to ronwindham, for his heads up comment.
Thanks for looking.
Stay healthy!
Deevee,
Joe.
Comments (20)
This is a good piece of work! The trees, I think, are especially convincing, since it's a little too easy to come out with fake-looking foliage after all one's hard work. The water also looks great. Well done!
Very realistic image .Excellent image
Very nice image! I like the peaceful place very much!
Very very nice! The nets are an excellent add-on.
Beautiful image and place joe , well done:-)
Lovely pic, I like it!!
Lovely, Joe; agree with wabe, the nets are a great addition.
Excellent work-well done
Well done Joe! I love the nets, something so simple, but it adds so much!
Nice work Joe. The water looks excellent.
Nicely done the sand and over all texturing is great Joe.
Really nice job, Joe. I especially like the differnce between the damp sand and dry sand!
Excellent work-well done
Fantastic job on the sand. This is really nice. Looks like a photo.
The quality of the sand rendering is quite convincing and as others have noted, the nets are a great touch to high light the other textures.
Lovely job again, Joe! I like the sand texturing and overall composition.
A very peaceful spot, very well done!
Lovely job!
The nets look terrific and the water is so tranquil. Lovely spot to spend the afternoon.
wow....very very realistic looking Joe!! I agree about the nets being a great asset to the image. Nice touch of details all thru out the image, including the waters under the far trees.