Golden Haze by DreamersWish
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Used some terragen preset atmosphere and tweeked it a little. My own terrain. I am still not comfortable with my images yet. I have a lot of learning to do. I hope you enjoy anyway. Please have a wonderful day. Please feel free to comment or make a suggestion if you so wish.

Comments (12)
Nice pov and atmo. You might want to play around with your surface altitude and slope so you don't get grass on the mountain peaks. You're getting there, keep at it Beth!
Nice atmo and pov; good gentle lighting
an optimal start... hope you'll have fun with terragen... :) have a nice day
Nice sky! Maybe a different pov could show more details on the ground. :-)
what an impressive terrain and fastastic atmosphere! excellent work! ;o)
very nice atmo, great sky
I can hear your heart sing a sentimental journey, here, Beth!! A gold Plenitude reflectin' off your overflowin' love gets into my endless dreams...FANTASTIC ART, my dear friend....VOTE..........Hugs, Guillaume.
Love the light and atmosphere, Beth! Brava!
I enjoy this very much! It is the suns reflection that I make this a special image for me.! The atmospheric properties bring this image full circle....interesting also, is that it could be full day heat...or the sun rising to burn away the dew fog!! Excellent work!~ (=
sky is nice, maybe you can try some preset surfaces too!
Nice atmosphere and lighting. The haze is good and I really like the water...which has a lovely painted look to me. Additional work on your surfaces will go a long way here. Keep up the good work! :)
The atmo is very good, sky and haze. At dusk, the grass will very dark, I think, instead of deep green. Also limit the grass to more horizontal inclines on the terrain.