Mo's minaret by prutzworks
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Description
terrainpatch export from mojoworld Mo's copperwine
landform by Armands (oh I love these rocks)
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Comments (23)
Always love your minaret pics...
Wonderful !!! I like light and atmo of these amazing composition !
very impressive and awesome, xlt!
Pretty wild!
Just completely awe inspiring, I hope that one day I am this good with Terragen.
look like a place I read in a fantasy book // the poeple was too row to he inland but if they row the wrong way they be back where they begin//this picture is super
exenz.
wow, never seen anything like this done in terraingen before! :)
awesome terrain, excellent surface and pov, wonderful mood... it's just beautiful
sehr gutes bild,sieht ein wenig aus wie NY,empire state building
Excellent pic - pov, lighting especially.
Wow, super fantasy world image. The terrain, lighting, water .. and all here is fanstastic.
Awesome sand and water. All is perfect!
looks like the castle of some white knights... i love it!
Prutzwork mood = hight quality mood!!
Beautiful!!
A perfect prutzwork!
Absolutely perfect!
mmmm.....spiky. very nice. awesome lighting on the minaret
genius terrain, love the atmo!! XLT :)
The terrain is breathtaking! It reminds me of a great cathedral or of a huge pipe organ.
Point of view excellent. Foreground soft texturing no one does it better.
The second from the right reminds me of the 'Empire State Building.' There is something very reminiscent of the New York skyline in this picture. It's a very well done piece of work, and you have every right to feel justly proud of it. Congratulations, and keep up the good work. Yours truly, David P. Hoadley