In the Deep by Orestes
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Description
Sorry, no big moons in this one! lol
This is kind of a quikie, was looking around Daz3d.com, and saw the Daz Sea Dragon, and thouhgt, "hey, I have that thing, I should do something with it" and this is the outcome.
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Comments (19)
i think he feels at home. unfortunatly nothing to ea arround. beautiful work!
Excellent Pic David! Lighting is Perfect!
Cool underwater image!!
Beautiful mood and PW.
...like exploring the Jurassic sea :) Fantastic!!!
Exellent,Awesome!
ha haa.. i do the same thing sometimes.. daa i got dat ting.. i should use it... i am glad you did the same thing, with excellent results i might add. great use of terragen for a sea floor.. i like this a lot. keep up the good work.
wow, awesome use of Terragen...this terrain is the perfect backdrop for the sea monster...this image has a fanastic sense of depth and wonderful moodiness...love the concept, outstanding work!!
hehe very cool. the depth of field effect works very well for making this underwater.
Nice integration and perfect colors. Awesome "Quickie"
Coooool idea - cool work !! Love the blue here !!
great lighting and background that really sells the idea!! Wonderful work!
Very nice lighting
Original and excellent underwater simulation !
Hey cool underwater pic! been into that too and your sea dragon seems at home in the deep blue :-) Excellent compo here!
Is this a TG ter. file used in Bryce 5?..Just curious about what applications were used to make this impressive image!
fanatstic creation!...The terragen Loch Ness monster.
I love this.. way cool! Excellent job! Thanks for sharing!
This is really really very cool.